Plastic Free Bangladesh

Plastic recycling helps you to turn your wastage to money as well as save limited energy of your beloved earth. By recycling you can keep your surrounding society clean & pollution free. It also helps you to maintain a smooth drainage system causing not to have overflow of dirty water which causes several dieses.
So keep recycling and have a pollution free environment.
By exporting recycled plastics a country can earn huge foreign exchange causing economical growth and decrease unemployment problem.

Uses for recycled plastic Recycled plastic can be used in almost as many applications and products as prime plastic - for example packaging, construction and automotive products.

Recycling Facts:
With the amount of pollution piling up in our ground, air and sewer systems, thousands of people are turning to the benefits of recycling to save money and to help save the environment. Even though everybody knows that the benefits of recycling are helpful in maintaining our natural resources so that they will last longer, they still find reasons to avoid recycling. While people who recycle are in the minority within our society, every little bit helps when it comes to recycling any type of recyclable products. As such, educating yourself about ways to save money and save the planet simply by recycling might cause you to take that extra step and begin recycling. Following are some facts about the benefits of recycling and some tips about how to make it easier and more convenient to participate in this helpful activity.

Recycling saves energy:
One of the more important benefits of recycling is that it helps to save energy. In order to create products such as papers, cans and plastics, manufacturers must use a great deal of fossil fuels and emissions that cause many forms of pollution. Fortunately, recycling is a more efficient use of those resources because it takes less time and energy to produce the same types of products. For instance, recycling only paper cuts the amount of energy used in half. The more products you can recycle, the more energy you can save for the planet and society as a whole.

With the recent controversy about global warming and the greenhouse gas emissions, the benefits of recycling have increased over the years.

PET is polyethylene terephthalate.
It's a plastic resin and the most common type of polyester. Two monomers—modified ethylene glycol and purified terephthalic acid—are combined to form the polymer called polyethylene terephthalate. PET was discovered and patented in England in 1941.


PET can be recycled into many new products.
It's used to make new bottles, but recycled PET can also be made into fiber for carpets; fabric for t-shirts or fleece jackets; fiberfill for sleeping bags, winter coats, and dog beds; industrial strapping; sheet and thermoformed (clam shell) packaging; and automotive parts such as headliners, bumpers, and door panels.

The empty PET packaging is discarded by the consumer after use and becomes PET waste. In the recycling industry, this is referred to as "post-consumer PET." Many local governments and waste collection agencies have started to collect post-consumer PET separately from other household waste. Besides that there is container deposit legislation in some countries which also applies to PET bottles.

It is debatable whether exporting circulating resources that damages the domestic recycling industry is acceptable or not.[4] In Japan, overseas market pressure led to a significant cost reduction in the domestic market. The cost of the plastics other than PET bottles remained high.

May this eid brings an wonderful massage to all.

STAY RECYCLED, STAY GREEN.