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Plasticulture and its way forward in India

Plasticulture

Plasticulture or using Plastics in Agriculture is a new method of enhancing the growth of Agricultural produce. Plasticulture originated in the mid-20th century. Few countries have been careful to adopt this viable method of assisting agricultural growth. This is because it would replace their existing techniques, they may not be aware of its benefits or …

Few Interesting Myths About Plastics

Myths About Plastics

Plastic has become an inevitable part of everyday life right from carry bags to medical plastics. According to a study conducted by Grand View Research, the Global Plastics Market is expected to reach USD 654.38 billion by 2020. People around the world debate about the boon and bane of plastics to humankind. Here are a …

Turning Plastics Waste into Viable Low-Cost Fuel

Turning Plastics Waste into Viable Low CostFuel

Given the need to meet the world’s rising energy needs, policy makers have been calling for a comprehensive energy policy program. The energy recovery from plastic waste is one such example of innovative energy approach, that has been getting a lot of attention lately. There are a couple of reasons plastic is considered as a …

Benefits of Plastic Packaging

Plastic Packaging

Plastic is the commonly used material for packaging. It is used in a wide variety of products ranging from beauty products to personal care products. What makes plastic the most preferred choice of packaging globally is its benefits, which are discussed below: Increased food safety and shelf life Plastics create a natural barrier against moisture …

Difference Between Biodegradable Packaging and Compostable Packaging

Biodegradable Packaging and Compostable Packaging

Nowadays most of the packaging options claim to be biodegradable and compostable. However, have you ever thought of the difference between them? It is essential to know what these packaging materials mean for understanding the impact they cause on the environment. Biodegradable Packaging Biodegradable packaging breaks down easily and decomposes into natural elements within a …

Building A Career in The Plastic Industry

Career in The Plastic Industry

Plastics are present everywhere, right from toys to aeroplanes. Being cost-effective and easy to manufacture, they are replacing metals in all fields. Plastic industry in India is a rapidly growing industry, where the demand for the qualified and experienced workforce is very high. There are several job opportunities in the public and private sector industries. …

Could This Be the Solution to the Global E-waste Problem?

Global E-waste Problem

In recent years, the consumer demand for electronics has escalated to a great degree. Consumers today prefer buying a new gadget instead of repairing an old one. This trend has played a major part in the global e-waste crisis. As per a United Nations Environment Program report, the American electronics industry alone produced about 42 …

Recovery Options for Flexible Plastic Packaging

Recovery Options for Flexible Plastic Packaging

If you are a regular at supermarkets, you must have noticed that most items on the aisle of grocery stores come packaged in the flexible plastic material. Items such as baby food, pet food, detergent pods and more, which were earlier sold in rigid packaging now come in flexible bags and pouches. Though flexible plastic …

Scope of Plastics in Saving Energy

Scope of Plastics in Saving Energy

Plastics have become an indispensable part of our lives, and we cannot imagine the world without them. They also play a vital role in reducing the environmental footprint of energy production. Just have a look at the scope of plastics in saving energy. Efficient insulation Nowadays in most of the buildings, plastics are extensively used …

3 Reasons Why Automation Is a Boon to The Plastic Industry

Automation Is a Boon to The Plastic Industry

The plastic industry is one of the fastest growing industries in India, set to grow at the rate of 12% this year. By 2020, the plastic consumption is expected to reach 20 million metric tonnes per annum, which is a major leap from the current, 12 million metric tonnes. Robots have been used in the …