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Recycle plastic wastes to reduce harmful impacts: Industries Minister


Recycle plastic wastes to reduce harmful impacts: Industries Minister

Industries Minister Nurul Majid Mahmud Humayun on Wednesday (Jan 24) underscored the need for recycling the plastic wastes to reduce its adverse impacts on environment. "The use of plastic products is increasing day by day. Plastic wastes are also increasing which is harmful to our environment. We'll have to put emphasis on recycling such wastes," he said. The minister said this while speaking as the chief guest at the inaugural session of the four-day '15th International Plastic Fair 2023' held at Bashundhara International Convention Center (BICC) in the capital, said a press release.

State Minister for Commerce Ahsanul Islam (Titu) and Commerce Ministry Additional Secretary Md Monsurul Alam attended the function as special guests while President of the Bangladesh Plastic Goods Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BPGMEA) Shamim Ahmed presided over the function.

Mentioning that the use of plastic items in daily life is very significant, Humayun said plastic is being used in almost every item like toothbrush to cover of life saving drug.

"The plastic industry in Bangladesh has been playing an important role as a linkage industry. It is contributing towards earning of foreign currency and economic growth," he added.

The Industries Minister called upon the industrialists and businessmen of this sector to invent newer products and thus marketing those through products diversification to keep pace with the changing market demand.

In his speech, Titu called upon businessmen of the plastic sector to produce products combining jute and plastic using modern technology.

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