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Industry experts say numerous recovered plastics processing facilities are popping up worldwide, as the global market shifts away from shipping raw material into China.
Plants are launching in Southeast Asia and elsewhere, including the U.S. on a smaller scale. A Chinese plastics recycling leader said investors from his country are actively working to open new plants in the U.S. Paper mills have been slower to adjust, but observers say those investments are also coming.
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