At the International Environment Council and the International Trade Council sessions of the BIR Autumn Convention in Bangkok, Thailand, on October 27–28, discussions centered on the rise of global protectionism and the long-term sustainability of resource circularity. Both sessions underscored the extent to which institutional frameworks — including tariffs and environmental regulations — are increasingly determining the international competitiveness of the recycling industry.
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