Hakiem HanifSri Lanka generates 2.62 million tonnes of plastic waste per year. However, nearly 82% of it ends up in Sri Lanka’s rivers and waterways, primarily due to poor collection infrastructure. As a result, plastic recyclers are now facing a shortage of recyclable plastics.
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