Recycled plastics industry will follow the development of the Belt and Road

The domestic economic environment is sluggish, and commodity market consumption is slow to follow, while the world's tide is so vast that the people who follow it will die. Only by judging the situation, reading the policy, and grasping the slogan can we truly grasp the opportunity of wealth and become one of the elites of the times and make a career! As a policy-oriented industry, the recycled plastics industry should have such a vision.

Recently, the “Belt and Road” international cooperation summit forum opened in Beijing has undoubtedly brought new highlights to economic development. The “Belt and Road” construction is not a solo of a country, but a chorus of countries along the line. Both the domestic and international community are very concerned about this summit. For the recycled plastics industry, the “One Belt, One Road” strategy undoubtedly provides a general direction for the development of the recycled plastics industry. The Belt and Road Initiative is the abbreviation of the Silk Road Economic Belt and the 21st Century Maritime Silk Road. It will fully rely on the existing dual multilateral mechanisms of China and relevant countries, and rely on existing and effective regional cooperation platforms. The Belt and Road Initiative aims to borrow the historical symbols of the ancient Silk Road, hold high the banner of peaceful development, actively develop economic partnerships with countries along the route, and jointly create a community of interests, a community of destiny and a community of responsibility for political mutual trust, economic integration, and cultural inclusion. .

After the revitalization of the plastics industry in recent years, coupled with the 2013 “Hedgerow Action”, Southeast Asia has become the best choice for the initial processing of imported materials traders. Many domestic waste plastics enterprises have settled in Southeast Asia, especially for the initial processing of wool and broken materials. Malaysia, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam and India have gradually increased their domestic waste plastics imports.

The economic development of Southeast Asian countries along the “Belt and Road” is relatively backward, the labor cost is low, and the political and economic strategic position of Southeast Asia is becoming more and more important. Therefore, the renewable resource enterprises in Japan and Taiwan have chosen to transfer to Southeast Asian countries. There are also many in China. The province has established industrial parks in Southeast Asian countries.

It is understood that Southeast Asian countries have different management of imported solid waste. Generally speaking, the attitude of Southeast Asian countries to renewable materials such as waste paper, waste plastics and scrap metal is allowed to be imported, and management is more relaxed than domestic ones. In addition, the cost of labor in the waste plastics industry in Indonesia is 300 US dollars, Vietnam is about 250 US dollars, Cambodia is about 100 US dollars, and the labor cost in China's Pearl River Delta region is about 600-650 US dollars. The direction of “One Belt, One Road” will undoubtedly lead the waste plastics industry out of the predicament.

At present, the domestic recycled plastics industry is in the period of structural adjustment, and the industry structure will undergo profound changes. The “One Belt, One Road” strategy will definitely drive the waste plastics industry forward. At the same time, the country’s “One Belt, One Road” strategy will become Instigating the new lever of the development of the waste plastics industry will help deepen the transformation of the waste plastics industry. We must learn to adapt to the latest market trends and market information, grasp first-hand information, and promote the development of the waste plastics industry in a better direction. Plastics practitioners should continue to transform new development models and business concepts, transform development methods, and implement sustainable development strategies; continue to clarify product positioning, produce high value-added products, import recycled plastic pellets, reduce costs, and increase profits. , targeted market occupation.