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Decomposition Rate of Plastic Waste
Many plastics are defined as non-degradable, meaning they fail to decompose and are instead broken down into smaller and smaller...
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More and More Manufacturers Will Step Up to Recycle Plastic Bottle
Manufacturers have stepped up recycling of plastic bottles, converting the single-use packaging materials to brushes, brooms,...
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Insider's Tour of Recycling Facility
Check this video about recycling facility in Brooklyn. https://www.naraloca.com is a recycled plastic specialist that promotes the use of...
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How Many Time Plastic Can Be Recycled?
It’s a common misconception that most plastics can be recycled many times over. This belief can allow us to justify high rates of...
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Quality of Recycled Plastic
Plastic is a very complex material. It consists of different types of plastics which cannot be recycled together, and of many different...
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Advantages and Disadvantages of PET Resin
Polyethylene terephthalate offers a wide range of applications, especially in the packaging sector. PET resins are commonly used in...
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PET Resin Applications
Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) Resins are performance polymers. They offer a wide range of applications in the end segment markets. PET...
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PET Plastic at Glance
Polyethylene Terephthalate commonly known as PET or PETE is the mostly used polymer in the world. It is naturally transparent and...
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Major Plastic Polluters in The World
In 2018 approximate 513 million tonnes of plastics wind up in the oceans every year out of which the 83,1% is from the following 20...
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Which Sector Produce The Most Plastic Waste?
The chart above shows the use of primary plastics by sector; in the chart we show these same sectors in terms of plastic waste...
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Which Sector Produce The Most Plastic?
To which industries and product uses is primary plastic production allocated? In the chart we see plastic production allocation by sector...
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What Really Happen to Plastic You Throw Away?
Check the video below to find out what really happen to the plastic you throw away: https://www.naraloca.com is a recycled plastic...
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History of Plastic (part 1/2)
Plastic is material consisting of any of a wide range of synthetic or semi-synthetic organic compounds that are malleable and so can...
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History of Plastic (part 2/2)
Check part 1 https://www.naraloca.com/post/history-of-plastic-part-1-2 The development of plastics has evolved from the use of natural...
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History of PET Plastic
Polyethylene terephthalate (sometimes written poly(ethylene terephthalate)), commonly abbreviated PET, PETE, or the obsolete PETP or...
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Production of Bulk Continuous Filament Yarn from Recycled PET
Recycling PET bottles A long and complex process chain is needed to turn a used bottle into usable raw material. It all starts with the...
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Manufacturing Process of Filament Yarn
Polyester is manufactured by one of several methods. The one used depends on the form the finished polyester will take. The four basic...
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Country Produce The Most Plastic Waste
In the chart we see the total plastic waste generation by country, measured in tonnes per year. This therefore takes account of per...
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What Country Produce The Most Plastic Waste?
Plastic waste per person In the chart we see the per capita rate of plastic waste generation, measured in kilograms per person per day....
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How Much Plastic The World Produce?
The chart shows the increase of global plastic production, measured in tonnes per year, from 1950 through to 2015. In 1950 the world...
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