Way back in earlier December I blogged about the Indian Supreme Court deciding that plastic is more dangerous than tobacco - it outlawed plastic bags that held gutka, a tobacco product. Now the secondary effects of that ban are being felt: Plastic News reported in their August 1 edition that Indian film suppliers have 220 million pound of PET inventory that they can get rid of. Suddenly last year's shortage of PET film has been become a glut on the market as the Indian inventory is being sold at low prices. A legal decision half-a-world away has now impacted the wallets of PET film makers in the US and elsewhere. The glut will eventually disappear, but it would be painful to have to live through it and compete against it.
Everything flows, but only the macromolecules are worth the time.
2 comments:
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Yeah, Indian Supreme Court currently very active and doing a lot of good thing for the country. that time when Indian supreme court took that decision I was at expert seo training institute delhi learning digital marketing.
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