What’s the potential for adding value to plastic across SevernNet area – Thurs November 7th – 09:30 to 13:00

Oct 28, 2019 | Circular Economy, News, Public News | 0 comments

On Thurs Nov 7th we’re looking at the opportunities for adding value to plastic streams across the area that can’t be eliminated or substituted.
The objective – to share learning about good practice across the area, and elsewhere, and identify next steps that could benefit your business, the local area and our environment more widely.

Date and Time: Thurs Nov 7th – 09:30 to 13:00
Location: St. Andrew’s House, St. Andrew’s Rd., Avonmouth. BS11 9DQ

RSVP to kate.royston@severnnet.org

A collaborative event, we welcome your contributions to the agenda including examples of good practice and case studies. 

Background

There’s much discussion about the place of plastics in our future economy. Many applications of single use plastic could be eliminated or substituted, while plastic will remain an important material for some applications. We’ve been informed and inspired by the work of some of the area’s leading businesses, and by the collaborative approach being taken by the Port of Amsterdam and stakeholders to develop a circular approach to plastics that adds value to the materials and the local economy. We believe there is potential for a similar approach here. This event is a first step.

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