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Plastics are an important material in our economy, without which we can not think of modern day life. At the same time, however, they may have serious drawbacks on environment and health. Plastics business was recognized as a priority for a recycling-based economic action plan to help European companies and consumers use resources in a more sustainable way.

Europe's plastic recycling economic strategy, first adopted in January 2018, will change the way of designing, using, manufacturing and recycling plastic products in the EU. Better plastic product design, higher plastic waste recycling rate, and more and better recycling will help to promote the development of recycled plastic market. It provides greater added value to the more competitive and resilient plastic industry.

This strategy is part of the transition to a cyclical economy in Europe and will contribute to sustainable development targets, global climate change efforts, and the EU's industrial policy goals. This strategy helps to protect our environment, reduce marine garbage, greenhouse gas emissions, and reliance on imported fossil fuels. It will support a more sustainable and safer consumption and production model for plastics

The European Commission is promoting the pledge of recycled plastics in the EU and calls on stakeholders to make ambitious voluntary commitments to promote recycled plastic adoption

In May 2018, the European Commission proposed a new EU-wide rule on 10 most common disposable plastic products in European beaches and at sea, as well as lost or unloaded fishing gear Did. These account for 70% of total marine waste production

On September 26, 2017 the "Reshaping Plastics - Circle Closing" meeting was held in Brussels. This is an important opportunity to explore the problems and solutions of plastic strategy.

The European Commission, the founder of the EU proposal, monopolizes the European Commission. It launched an EU proposal later adopted by the European Parliament and the Council. The European Commission can issue white papers or green papers before drafting proposals. This white paper is designed to guide readers to better understand problems, solve problems, or make decisions. To gather additional information, the committee can issue green paper to determine successful practices and policies. Open consultation not only provides direct possibilities to stakeholders but also provides direct possibilities to advise the public to the European Commission. One of the most relevant public health officers is the Health and Consumer Protection Administration (DG SANCO).

Legislation was proposed and created by the European Commission in almost all fields. The European Commission is a "supranational" executive agency of the European Union (as the European Governing Executive Committee represents the Member States, as "intergovernmental" enforcement agency). It represents the interests of the EU as a whole, but that official, the committee is chosen by the Member States - for example, the UK is represented by King Hill Stabilization, Financial Services and Capital Market Alliance Commissioner Hill. Once appointed members will no longer represent their member countries, but will work together for the benefit of ITU. The European Parliament confirmed the appointment of the committee