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For decades, the global debate over plastic waste has been defined more by ambition than by results. Policymakers set targets, global brands pledged billions, and NGOs pressed for accountability. Yet the frameworks underpinning recycling were never designed to succeed. They focused narrowly on PET bottles and food-grade rPET, leaving industrial polymers, automotive resins, textiles, and electronics out of the loop. With such gaps, even the most determined programs fell short.
Singapore has decided to change that equation. Its launch of the world's first national plastic passport program-developed with research powerhouse ASTAR and enabled by SMX (NASDAQ:SMX)-turns recycling from a patchwork of good intentions into true national infrastructure. At its core, SMX technology permanently marks plastics at the molecular level, providing them with a verifiable global passport that tracks their entire lifecycle from manufacturing through recycling. The result is a system built on proof rather than promises, one that takes sustainability out of the realm of aspiration and into execution.
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