Improve white pollution: the non-woven industry has a long way to go

After the country implemented the "plastic limit order," manufacturers of eco-friendly bags and non-woven bags have found new opportunities for growth. To ensure that these sustainable alternatives truly contribute to environmental protection, rather than just replacing plastic without real impact, companies like Plastic Mita Packaging are investing in advanced technology to produce fully biodegradable non-woven bags and environmentally friendly packaging solutions. These products are not only practical but also highly competitive in the market, offering a promising future as substitutes for traditional plastic packaging. Miao Meida emphasized that true environmental protection must go hand in hand with economic development. By shifting from outdated models of growth and addressing pollution at its source, society can achieve long-term sustainability. More and more citizens are now experiencing the positive changes brought by the use of non-woven and eco-friendly bags, which highlights their growing effectiveness. Last year, the city successfully met its target for reducing energy consumption per unit of GDP ahead of schedule, saw a significant drop in air pollution, and experienced an increase in days with good air quality. However, the challenge of managing white pollution—such as plastic waste—still requires ongoing efforts. As awareness grows and more people adopt eco-friendly alternatives, the path toward a cleaner, greener future becomes more achievable.