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Recycling of waste plastics is a solution to the threat it possesses to the environment caused wi... more Recycling of waste plastics is a solution to the threat it possesses to the environment caused with respect to the disposal of such plastic waste, while many such ways have been in common practice in the industry in the recent past. The study is undertaken to investigate current SWM process in India, along with understanding how these practices do not result in any environmental benefit. While doing so we also work on finding alternate solution to the current SWM system and using the Reverse Logistics process in order to undertaken the SWM process in a proper manner which provides an overall benefit to the environment and the organisation(in business terms) by the process; compared to the production of the virgin plastic and composites, the process of reverse logistics and the waste disposal methods, is shown to be a superior alternative in the environmental and business aspect as the final result of the process provides with better cost saving techniques in both the process of disposing off and making of virgin plastics, we herewith also provide some conclusive suggestion for substituting the production of virgin plastic for the manufacturing process of these daily use items by incorporating the plastic brought back into the system in order to provide a better sustainable environmental solution. The study also takes into consideration the collection process and the overall Reverse Logistics and supply chain process find a solution to impact on the business. The recommendations provided with a purpose of achieving higher business and environmental benefits.
Recycling of waste plastics is a solution to the threat it possesses to the environment caused wi... more Recycling of waste plastics is a solution to the threat it possesses to the environment caused with respect to the disposal of such plastic waste, while many such ways have been in common practice in the industry in the recent past. The study is undertaken to investigate current SWM process in India, along with understanding how these practices do not result in any environmental benefit. While doing so we also work on finding alternate solution to the current SWM system and using the Reverse Logistics process in order to undertaken the SWM process in a proper manner which provides an overall benefit to the environment and the organisation(in business terms) by the process; compared to the production of the virgin plastic and composites, the process of reverse logistics and the waste disposal methods, is shown to be a superior alternative in the environmental and business aspect as the final result of the process provides with better cost saving techniques in both the process of disposing off and making of virgin plastics, we herewith also provide some conclusive suggestion for substituting the production of virgin plastic for the manufacturing process of these daily use items by incorporating the plastic brought back into the system in order to provide a better sustainable environmental solution. The study also takes into consideration the collection process and the overall Reverse Logistics and supply chain process find a solution to impact on the business. The recommendations provided with a purpose of achieving higher business and environmental benefits.