In the nearly hundred years since plastic was invented, the total amount of plastic manufactured by humans has exceeded 10 billion tons. When these materials that once brought convenience to life become mountains of garbage, plastic recycling has evolved from an environmental issue into a survival topic concerning the sustainable development of the earth. Data shows that less than 10% of plastic worldwide is effectively recycled, while about 8 million tons of plastic flow into the ocean every year, forming a shocking "Eighth Continent". Plastic recycling technology is becoming the key to cracking this dilemma.

Against the backdrop of growing global attention to environmental protection and sustainable resource utilization, the plastics industry is undergoing a profound transformation. While traditional plastics have brought convenience, their non-biodegradable nature and high energy consumption in production have triggered serious environmental problems. Environmentally friendly energy-saving plastics have emerged, aiming to reduce environmental pollution and energy consumption, becoming a key force in promoting the green transformation of the plastics industry. The recycling and regeneration of PET waste films in the electronics industry is a significant practice in the development of such plastics, demonstrating a trend that brings new development directions and opportunities to various industries.

Plastic recycling melt filters serve as core equipment in the production of recycled plastics, functioning to remove impurities from molten plastic and ensure the quality and performance of recycled materials.

In an era of resource scarcity and growing environmental awareness, the recycling of plastic waste by enterprises has emerged as a pivotal link in achieving sustainable development. As a widely used material, the disposal of plastic waste has long been a focal point of environmental concerns. By engaging in plastic waste recycling, enterprises not only help alleviate environmental pressures but also tap into new economic growth points, enhancing their social responsibility and market competitiveness.

The global market size of polypropylene (PP) recycled plastics has exceeded 8 million tons, with an annual growth rate of 12%, far exceeding the 3% growth rate of virgin PP. This "white gold", which accounts for 28% of global plastic consumption, is staging a counterattack from "white pollution" to "green circulation" through technological innovation and industrial chain collaboration.

As a popular destination for Chinese enterprises going global, what are the recent new developments in the plastic recycling industry in Vietnam? How will the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) system, which was implemented just last year, impact the plastic recycling industry there?

In April 2025, the comprehensive operation index of domestic recycled plastic enterprises was 50%, a decrease of 0.5 percentage points compared with the previous month.

Huizhou Tianhong Machinery Manufacturing Co., Ltd. participated in the 2025 CHINAPLAS International Rubber and Plastics Exhibition. The company showcased its new TX series products at the exhibition and received certain attention and recognition due to their technical advantages.

On April 14th, Guojun He, our General Manager will deliver a speech titled "Intelligent Purification, Extraordinary Filtration-Innovative No-Wire Filtration Solution, Embarking on a New Era of Efficiency for the Plastics Industry!" at the 2025 CHINAPLAS x CPRJ Plastic Recycling Forum.

With the construction of the domestic recycled plastic circular economy industrial park, it marks a crucial step forward for China's recycled plastic industry towards large-scale operation, intelligence, and green development. Centering on the core concept of "crushing 10,000 tons of large plastic pieces and reshaping the value of resource recycling", a comprehensive industrial chain base integrating waste plastic recycling, processing, and high-value utilization has been created. It is expected to process over 100,000 tons of various waste plastics annually, achieving a closed-loop development of "resources—products—recycled resources", and providing an industrial demonstration for the implementation of the "dual carbon" goal.