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- National rules are reshaping Asia’s plastic footprint
The failure to conclude the UN Plastic Treaty has not derailed new efforts in Asia to manage plastic pollution. India and Korea have enacted recycled content mandates, Japan has introduced procurement incentives, while Australia, China and India have designed certification and traceability regimes. Because compliance is not divisible, a few large national markets are reshaping supply chains across the region and laying the foundations of a regional circular economy. This suggests an...
- EU Rules and Supply Limits Test Asia’s Access to Key Export Markets as Plasticity Forum Returns to Malaysia for Solutions
KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA – – 8 October 2026 – Companies selling into Europe are about to find out whether their supply chains are ready for the rules. On 21 November, the European Union will ban plastic waste exports to non-OECD countries, and its new vehicle and packaging regulations will increasingly require recycled content in the products they sell. Just days before, on 16 and 17 November, the Plasticity Forum Kuala Lumpur (KL) 2026 will bring brands, manufacturers, plastic makers, and...
- To cut plastic pollution, mandate recycled content and allow for trade and global circularity
The current oil crisis could accelerate the adoption of both renewable energy and recycled plastic as a hedge against future shocks. Cross-border trade in recyclable plastic and mandates for the quantity of recycled material that products must contain can reform global supply chains. But Justin Robertson and Doug Woodring argue that labelling the material as a “resource”, rather than “waste”, is essential too. After climate change, few environmental problems are more pressing and complex than...
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Does not receive recurrent funding from the Social Welfare Department
- 91/11030
- C1541103
- 16/12/2010
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