Pearl River Delta Plastic Products Industry Faces Comprehensive Change

Plastic bags reduce production, demand for industrial plastics decreases, and industrial plastic prices fall.

Affected by the "plastic restriction order" in June 1st, plastic bag manufacturers are facing a shuffle.

In the next two or three years, the Pearl River Delta plastic products industry will face a comprehensive shift, and half of the ultra-thin plastic bags factory is on the verge of bankruptcy. The output of plastic bags will be reduced and the production of environmental protection bags will become the mainstream.

Plastic enterprises have always been "incognito" before, but the new standard requires plastic bags manufacturers to print factory names, site, product materials, maximum load-bearing capacity, production certificate number and other business information printed on plastic bags.

At the same time, in the visual appearance of plastic bags, environmental declarations should be printed, such as "to protect the environment and save resources, please use it many times".

In addition, there are warnings and safety instructions, such as "to keep away from infants and young children" in order to avoid and prevent suffocation, and the plastic shopping bags directly touching food should be marked with "food" and "QS" logo.

The new standard of plastic bags will have a great impact on the plastic products industry.

Because of the "no death card" issued by the quality supervision department, small businesses have to find ways to pform into thick plastic bags.

However, due to shortage of funds and backward technology, the strength of these enterprises simply can not meet the requirements of producing thick plastic bags, so they have to close down and stop production.

Over the next two or three years, more than half of the PRD enterprises will be closed down, including small businesses.

The impact of the plastic limit is rapidly expanding, and cosmetics, clothing, footwear and other manufacturing enterprises have switched to non-woven material bags.

Less than half a year, the production of plastic bags in the PRD decreased by 1/3.

Plastic bags were cut down, demand for industrial plastics decreased, and industrial plastic prices fell.