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Targetting 25,000 tonnes of recycled plastic for automotives by 2031

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On March 17, the Ministry of the Environment held the second meeting of its public-private-academic consortium aimed at building a recycled plastics market for the automotive sector. During the meeting, the ministry announced its goal to supply 25,000 tonnes of recycled plastic annually by 2031 for automobile manufacturing. This target is to be gradually increased, with the aim of reaching 200,000 tonnes per year by 2041 and beyond. This consort…
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Targetting 25,000 tonnes of recycled plastic for automotives by 2031

On March 17, the Ministry of the Environment held the second meeting of its public-private-academic consortium aimed at building a recycled plastics market for the automotive sector. During the meeting, the ministry announced its goal to supply 25,000 tonnes of recycled plastic annually by 2031 for automobile manufacturing. This target is to be gradually increased, with the aim of reaching 200,000 tonnes per year by 2041 and beyond. This consort…

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