Due to the strict inspection by China Customs, a large number of waste plastics merchants have gradually rushed to Southeast Asian countries, such as: Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia. The economy is not developed. Some companies are considering setting up factories abroad. Malaysia is about to become a Chinese waste plastics processing. Transit.
At present, Malaysia has more than 1,550 plastic product manufacturers. In Southeast Asia, its plastics and rubber processing industry is the most advanced and diverse. Due to its high level of technology and low production costs, the plastics and rubber processing industry has been reshaped to have strong competition. The manufacturing base of force.
Irrational, not united, unclear, not law-abiding
It is a major problem currently existing among waste plastics investors in Southeast Asia.
The reason for the resistance to investment in Southeast Asia is not the investment environment, external factors such as policies, but also the problems of our own enterprises. Cross-regional translation of low-end production capacity, non-rule of rules, enthusiasm for relationships, etc., hindering the investment in Southeast Asia becomes inevitable!
Some manufacturers who have transferred to the past, import traders can feel the eagerness of manufacturers to make profits, most people hold the idea of making quick money, copy the irregular production methods in the country, ignore the basic legal requirements of the local, do not have The experience of the basic business risk industry has made the environmental protection industry a polluting industry. This method is tantamount to fishing and killing chickens.
India
100% inspection of waste paper and plastic imports at the beginning of April
Malaysia
Waste plastics permit application has been suspended at the end of May
Vietnam
Suspension of waste plastic imports in June
Thailand
Every household will be thoroughly investigated on July 2nd.
Import of recycled plastics is banned from August 1st, only raw material pellets can be imported.
From now on, the development of the waste plastics industry in the future will no longer be low-end disorder, but rather a high-end environmental protection industry that regulates environmental protection, and whether it is domestic or domestic, this is also a big trend!
In view of the current situation in Southeast Asia, perhaps everyone can't help but wonder: The establishment of factories in Southeast Asia is because some goods can't enter China. Now Malay is also controlling. It is estimated that other countries will also control. Does it make sense to set up factories in Southeast Asia?
In recent years, domestic environmental protection has been tightened. Many domestic recycled plastics processing factories have opened factories in Southeast Asia, and then turned into recycled raw materials for ordinary trade. Therefore, the Southeast Asian renewable market has prospered in recent years.
At present, many domestic traders are frequently selected in Vietnam, Malaysia, Thailand, Gypsy, Myanmar, India, Pakistan, and Taiwan. The development of renewable energy in these areas is inseparable from the entrepreneurship of Chinese compatriots. Economic growth and employment opportunities have also been upgraded in terms of venue rental.
At present, most domestic enterprises are still in the traditional large-scale production and operation mode, that is, all the links of waste plastics from processing to recycling are all eaten!
Entrepreneurs are always limited to seeing them with their own eyes, especially in the South. They are still not willing to accept the fact of buying granules. They still think it is better to buy those waste plastics directly for trading, and believe that 'seeing is believing' After one hand, it is safer and safer. If you let them join the granules, especially those of engineering plastics, such as nylon granules, acrylic granules, etc., they will definitely not get used to it!
However, with the changes in domestic policies and the changes in the international environment, domestic entrepreneurs must slowly accept the reality that they can only become a link in this industrial chain. They must accept the reality that the waste plastics industry will join the global production. Otherwise, The waste plastics industry will definitely be narrower and narrower.