Is Recycling Actually Being Done Right?

Mo Tarek, Founder, ERTH | Seah Kian Hoe, Founder, Heng Hiap Industries

26-May-22 12:00

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The pandemic brought many issues into focus, and one of those issues was the way products and materials were recycled, especially as the rise of disposable masks and containers took place. What has the overall effect of the pandemic been on the recycling and plastics industries, and how does this impact businesses’ approach to sustainability as a whole?

Image Credit: Shutterstock | Bondar Illia

Produced by: Christine Wong

Presented by: Freda Liu, Richard Bradbury

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Categories: government, environment, Law/Activism, SME

Tags: sustainability, environmental friendly, recycling,

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