Instead of importing scrap, a Vietnamese business is taking advantage of local waste, recycling it right in the country to produce high-quality products and then, to sell to the big market US and Europe.
The Northern area is home of lots of foreign companies in high-value sectors like computers, electronics, and electrical products, rubber and plastic, solar-related manufacturers.
The objective of the project is to facilitate collaboration between consumers, waste pickers, recyclers, and local authorities to pilot the new and innovative approach of circular economy for plastic waste.
Coca-Cola Vietnam expects to eliminate 2,000 tonnes of new plastic in Vietnam annually by introducing bottles made from 100 per cent recycled PET plastic.
Plastics & Rubber Vietnam 2022 – Vietnam’s leading event on plastic & rubber technology, raw materials & equipment, and machinery will officially take place between July 6th - 8th.
Having modern technology and high-skilled labour, Duy Tan Plastic enters the high risk recycling industry with high confidence.
Managing used plastic as a valuable resource provides a sound business case for scaling up recycling and other plastic circularity efforts, while promoting sustainable economic development, according to IFC – World Bank study.
Financial institutions and investment funds have to face some obstacles im making investment into plastic recycling sector.
Businesses in the food and beverage sector play a crucial role in orienting consumers to change their awareness and behaviours towards plastic waste.
As a leading corporation in food and beverage industry as well as a member of the Packaging Recycling Organzation Vietnam (PRO Vietnam), URC Vietnam always pioneers in the field of sustainable development.
The two companies will establish a joint venture to recycle plastic waste on the island into materials used for building resorts and hotels or infrastructure.
Deputy Prime Minister Trinh Dinh Dung has recently approved a plan to revive an industrial park project in Hai Duong province, which had been abandoned by Taiwanese investors for nearly a decade.
While Vietnam’s 93 million people are generating 1.2 kg of solid waste each per day, with about 16 per cent of this being plastic waste finding its way into waterways and the sea, Finland is seeing them as a valuable resource.
The leading manufacturer of plastic doors with reinforced steel Eurowindow JSC is coping with tough competition from its rivals with foreign imported products and its market share is likely to be endangered.
