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Why the Failed Plastics Treaty May Push Businesses to Act Faster

2025-08-20 13:41:13| Waste Age

Global negotiators left Geneva, Switzerland, empty-handed last week, wrapping another round of plastic treaty talks without a deal. While hearing that no deal was struck may sound like a failure, it may end up being exactly the push the waste and recycling industry needs.


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