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PET / PETE

Polyethylene Terephthalate

Water bottles, soft drink bottles, food containers

Lightweight, transparent, recyclable

HDPE

High-Density Polyethylene

Milk bottles, detergent containers, pipes

Strong, chemical-resistant, highly recyclable

PVC

Polyvinyl Chloride 

Pipes, cables, flooring, medical tubing

Durable, weather-resistant, less recyclable

PP

Polypropylene

Food containers, bottle caps, automotive parts

Heat-resistant, tough, recyclable

LDPE

Low-Density Polyethylene

Plastic bags, shrink wrap, squeeze bottles

Flexible, lightweight, limited recycling

PS

Polystyrene

Disposable cups, food trays, insulation 

Rigid or foam, brittle, difficult to recycle

 

  1. In Malaysia, commonly recycled plastics include PET (plastic bottles), HDPE (containers and drums), LDPE (plastic bags and films), PP (food containers and packaging), and rigid industrial plastics. These materials are widely collected from households, commercial, and industrial sources.

 

  1. Yes. Plastic recycling activities in Malaysia are regulated by local authorities and the Department of Environment (DOE). Recycling facilities must comply with environmental regulations, licensing requirements, and proper handling of plastic waste, including import and export controls where applicable.

 

 

  1. Plastic recycling helps reduce landfill waste, marine pollution, and greenhouse gas emissions. It supports Malaysia’s sustainability goals, conserves natural resources, and promotes a circular economy by turning plastic waste into reusable raw materials.

 

 

  1. Businesses can manage plastic waste responsibly by segregating plastics at source, partnering with licensed recyclers, ensuring proper documentation, and adopting sustainable packaging practices. Working with certified recyclers ensures compliance and environmental protection.