Three European Plastics Association jointly boost Britain regeneration project 

       Since 2012 the British government announced in 2017 intends to improve the recovery of plastic from the time of 32% to 57% since the country's various plastics recycling work is well underway with. In order to better help the UK plastics industry successfully achieve these goals, including BPF (British Plastics Federation), the major groups PAFA (British Association of Plastic packaging and film) and the European Association of Plastic, after careful consideration, including the co-sponsored a project called PIRAP regeneration projects.

    Three European Plastics Association jointly boost Britain regeneration project
    It is reported that the British non-profit organization co-sponsored PIRAP Wrap regeneration project has successfully attracted 48 major stakeholders from the community, will develop a range of solutions for the UK plastics recycling business.

    As we all know, plastic is the extensive use of valuable resources, and a lot of waste plastic can be regenerated, can be secondary use. However, because of the people a sense of regeneration, waste disposal limited countries technical level, coupled with the global plastics recycling system has not been perfect, currently use a lot of plastic in the garbage after it was sent directly to landfill for incineration or landfill.

    PIRAP project manager emphasizes, as long as the various interest groups together to offer their ideas together to improve waste plastics collection methods, optimization of plastic garbage treatment facilities, while the development of the terminal market, a substantial increase in the United Kingdom and throughout Europe and the world's plastic waste recycling rate of can quickly achieve the goal.