Join us on April 16-17, 2026, as we explore the future of circular economy and recylability within the plastics recycling & circular packaging sector across SEA. This summit will bring together industry leaders, innovators, and experts dedicated to advancing recycling practices, reducing carbon emissions, and achieving sustainability. Discover the latest breakthroughs in green packaging technologies, advanced recycling technologies, increasing resources utilization efficiency and sustainable supply chain innovations that are reshaping the sector. Together, we will chart a course toward a more sustainable, carbon-neutral future for plastics recycling & packaging in Asia.

The pace of this transition toward plastic recycling is influenced by several key factors, including legislative mandates, corporate commitments to sustainability, and shifting consumer behaviors. These elements collectively determine the scale and speed at which recycled plastics are integrated into the regional market.

Across Southeast Asia, countries are starting to promote reduction of plastic usage (e.g., single-use plastic bans) and encourage higher recycling rates and use of recycled plastic content. Extended producer responsibility, a policy approach under which producers are given a significant responsibility—financial or physical—for the treatment or disposal of post-consumer products, has been introduced in multiple countries such as Vietnam, Philippines, Malaysia, and Indonesia.