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The burgeoning non-cellular polyethylene market in the Middle East is poised for considerable growth over the next decade. According to a new report from IndexBox, consumption of polyethylene films, sheets, foil, and strip reached 2.2 million tons and a market value of $4.4 billion in 2024. Driven by rising demand,
In a recent report released by IndexBox, the dynamics of China’s plastic packaging market have been laid bare, revealing a complex landscape shaped by changing consumption patterns, production levels, and international trade dynamics. The analysis predicts both growth and challenges for this crucial sector as it adapts to evolving market
A new report by IndexBox has unveiled significant insights into Africa’s plastic sacks and bags market in its latest analysis. The study reveals a market experiencing gradual growth, with consumption recorded at 7.4 million tons valued at $19 billion in 2024. Projections estimate an increase to 7.6 million tons and
The U.S. sacks and bags market is poised for a slow but steady increase, with key forecasts signaling a growth in volume and value as consumption trends evolve over the next decade. According to a report published by IndexBox, the market is expected to rise to 411,000 tons by 2035,
The ethylene polymer bag market in the United Kingdom is poised for a modest recovery, with projections indicating a slight increase in volume and value by 2035. Following years of decline since peaking in 2013, the market is expected to see consumption rise to 453,000 tons and a market value
In a new report published by IndexBox, the cotton bags market in Asia reveals significant dynamics, highlighting trends, challenges, and the outlook toward 2035. The cotton sacks market recorded a consumption of 56,000 tons worth $519 million in 2024, with notable contributions from China, Pakistan, and India. Despite recent declines
The UK plastic recycling industry, valued at an estimated £2 billion and responsible for 5,000 jobs, is on the brink of collapse due to government inaction on a loophole that permits the export of 600,000 tonnes of plastic waste yearly. Investigations reveal that the issue is exacerbating the environmental crisis
UK Plastic Waste Exports to developing countries have surged by 84% in the first half of 2025 compared to the same period last year, raising alarm among environmental campaigners. Much of this waste is now being sent to Malaysia and Indonesia, with critics labeling this phenomenon as “unethical and irresponsible
