Creating a circular plastics economy in South Africa

Plastics have become a central part of our lives, from their use in agriculture to the convenience they provide in single-use packaging. However, the mismanagement of plastic can result in significant environmental and economic impacts. The CSIR has built a considerable capability to help address the plastic issue in South Africa, from technology and laboratory testing, unlocking high-value end-use markets through innovation, the application of modeling capabilities to inform product choice, to evidence-based strategy development. We explore the role of bioplastics in addressing the plastic issue in South Africa.
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Greetings, I'm very much interested in recycling of in India I saw them the recycling the plastic making former packs with plastic bags, sneaker shoes, and some other countries are still advance

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If one is interested in recycling de plastics and getting into manufacturing, what are your requirements

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I was watching your presentation, very good