Waste film recovery and regeneration is imperative

In Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, more than 6 million mu of cotton are planted each year, and in the spring, an average of 3.5 kg of polyethylene or polyvinyl chloride film is used per mu. In June before the cotton topping water, each cotton planting area must organize a large amount of manpower to remove the cotton fields. On average, 3 kilograms of residual film can be recovered per mu, and the total amount of residual film recovered in the region is as high as 18,000 tons. As no one acquired, the residual film recovered by the farmer had to be piled up in the field. Membrane incineration produces toxic gas that pollutes the air. Failure to dispose of it in the field as it drifts through the wind will damage the soil structure, affect crop growth, and cause serious land pollution.

According to reports, the recycling of waste plastic film, renewable production of plastic pipes, laundry panels, laundry tubs and other daily necessities, not only can solve the problem of agricultural production and environmental pollution, but also can obtain higher economic benefits.