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Countries have been forced to look at domestic recycling investment since China halted imports of waste
China's waste ban fuelling investment from other countries in domestic plastics recycling infrastructure, according to analysis from Frost & Sullivan
The global plastics recycling market is likely to experience strong growth this year as investments in new technologies ramp up in the wake of China's ban on waste imports and help propel the market towards...
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