In the global issue of plastic reduction and sustainable development, "recycling" has become a high-frequency term. However, there is not only one form of circular economy. From PET bottles to textile fibers, from high-purity recycling from bottle to bottle to degraded utilization from bottle to clothing, the fate of plastics extends in both closed-loop and open-loop recycling systems. Understanding the differences between these two is the key to understanding the plastic recycling system.

Waste sorting is a prerequisite for effective waste disposal. While classification standards vary slightly across countries and regions.

According to predictions, by 2050, the total amount of plastic in the world's oceans will surpass that of fish, becoming the primary threat to marine ecosystems.

In the 1990s, plastic pollution gradually became an important issue in environmental pollution, especially plastic waste and microplastic pollution in the ocean, which became urgent global marine environmental problems to be solved.

Plastic products are ubiquitous in our daily lives, from trays and shower gel bottles to ballpoint pens, plastic boxes, and even plastic beverage bottles, they have brought us great convenience. However, have you ever thought about how these plastic products are handled differently?

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