When discarding a container of milk, juice, puree or some nectar, the cardboard, polyethylene and aluminum that compose it can be reused to build new and diverse products, ranging from toilet paper or furniture, which generates jobs and value.
Environmental engineer Alfredo Román, highlighted the great market opportunity that Mexico has in terms of recycling, since it has the technology and the industry to recycle to first world levels. However, to achieve this, he said, a correct legislative framework and proper waste management are needed.
"Really the country, from the industrial point of view, is prepared; It has the . . .
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