Urgent Acceleration! State Council Oversees National Standard: PET and HDPE "Plastics—Design Guidelines for Recyclability" Requirements to Speed Up
To thoroughly implement the national deployment and planning for plastic pollution control, and to accelerate the green and low-carbon transformation of the plastic products industry, the State Council included the "Design Guide for Plastic Recyclability and Regeneration Part 1: PET" and the "Design Guide for Plastic Recyclability and Regeneration Part 2: HDPE" as key supervised projects in March 2024.
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According to the latest deployment requirements from relevant national departments, the two national standard formulation tasks for "Plastic Recyclable and Regenerative Design," originally scheduled for completion by the end of 2025, have been fully advanced.
As part of the third batch of recommended national standard plan projects in 2024, the standard development cycle has been significantly shortened from the original 18 months, and it is currently planned to be officially released in mid-2025.
The deadline is tight and the task is heavy, in order to ensure the task is completed on time and with quality, the standard development work has been significantly advanced.
The concept of "promoting green design and enhancing the safety and recyclability of plastic products" explicitly proposed in the 14th Five-Year Plan has been deeply rooted in people's minds.
The experience of the international community in addressing plastic pollution demonstrates that recyclable and regenerative design is a fundamental technical approach to solving the problem of plastic pollution. Actively promoting recyclable and regenerative design not only helps China achieve substantial progress in domestic plastic pollution management but also enhances its voice and influence in the global field of plastic pollution governance, contributing Chinese wisdom and solutions to the building of a community with a shared future for mankind.
The development of the two national standards is a deep coordination of policy, industry, and international trends. To ensure the high-quality and efficient completion of the formulation work for these two national standards, it is now open to the entire industry.
Scope of Solicitation: Terminal brand enterprises, plastic products enterprises, polymer enterprises, additives enterprises (inks, adhesives), recycling enterprises, environmental enterprises, government agencies, and testing institutions.
Serial number |
Standard Plan Number |
Standard Name |
Pre-trial time |
1 |
2023-0901T-HG |
General Requirements for Recyclable Design of Plastic Products |
April 2025 |
2 |
20241703-T-606 |
Design Guidelines for Recycled Plastics Part 1: Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) Material |
|
3 |
20241696-T-606 |
Plastic Recyclable Regeneration Design Guide Part 2: High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) Materials |
|
4 |
20241693-T-606 |
Plastics - Regenerated plastics - Part 4: Polyolefin mixtures materials |
May 2025 |
5 |
20232461-T-606 |
Plastic Recycled Plastic Part 10: Polybutylene Terephthalate (PBT) Materials |
|
6 |
20241694-T-606 |
Plastics - Recycled plastics - Part 12: Polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) materials |
June 2025 |
7 |
20241698-T-606 |
Plastics - Regenerated plastics - Part 13: Polyphenylene ether (PPE) materials |
|
8 |
20241700-T-606 |
Plastic Recycled Plastic Products Evaluation Technical Specification Part 1: Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) Materials |
May 2025 |
9 |
20241692-T-606 |
Technical Specification for Evaluation of Recycled Plastic Products - Part 2: Polystyrene (PS) Materials |
|
10 |
20241695-T-606 |
Plastics - Identification of components in recycled plastics - Part 1: Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) materials |
May 2025 |
11 |
20241701-T-606 |
Plastics—Identification of recycled plastics—Part 2: Polypropylene (PP) material |
|
12 |
20240594-T-606 |
Guidelines for Assessing Traceability and Environmental Factors of Plastic and Recycled Plastic |
May 2025 |
13 |
20232459-T-606 |
Determination of color difference in plastics and recycled plastics |
June 2025 |
14 |
2023004757 |
Testing and characterization of mechanical recycling of polypropylene (PP) regenerative plastic and polyethylene (PE) regenerative plastic for different plastic processing techniques |
October 2025 |
Standard Participation Significance
1 Enhance corporate brand influence and credibility
2 Master the industry discourse power and technical dominance
3 Market Access and Policy Benefits
4 Economic Benefits and Industrial Chain Integration
5 Policy Support and Resource Allocation
6 Industry Collaboration and Long-term Development
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