A paper "plastic limit order" Domino effect plastic bag alternative usher in "spring"

The release of the "Plastic Restriction Order" has sparked a lively debate among the public. This policy directly impacts the future of many companies in the industry. How can businesses adapt to the new regulations? How can they seize the opportunities to expand their market share? Different companies are quietly adjusting their strategies, each with its own approach. **Biodegradable Plastic Bags: Move Forward or Step Back?** After the announcement of the plastic restriction order, Guo Wenhui, the general manager of Hangzhou Maoda Environmental Biochemical Co., Ltd.—the only company in Hangzhou producing biodegradable plastic bags—found herself in a complex emotional state. On one hand, it made sense for her to feel optimistic: with the implementation of this policy, biodegradable plastic bags have become a relatively affordable alternative with growing potential. The day after the policy was introduced, Maoda received orders from several companies that had switched to eco-friendly biodegradable options. However, she also felt uneasy. If plastic bags start to be charged for, their usage will inevitably drop, which could hurt company profits. Moreover, counterfeit products are flooding the market. Guo explained, “Eco-friendly bags are already more expensive than regular ones. Now, with fake products appearing, legitimate companies face even greater pressure.” It is estimated that 85% of the plastic bags on the market come from small local or foreign manufacturers. These products often use recycled materials, costing around 6,000 to 8,000 yuan per ton—half the cost of Maoda’s raw materials. Guo fears that without proper regulation, the expected industry shake-up won’t happen, and illegal workshops will continue to undermine the market for legal businesses. **Alternatives: Opportunity Lies in Innovation** “I want to buy a non-woven bag,” said Miss Su, a resident of Hangzhou. “They’re lightweight, strong, and easy to fold, making them very convenient to carry.” With the introduction of the plastic restriction order, more consumers like Miss Su are looking for alternatives, and some manufacturers see a promising opportunity. “A few days ago, a manufacturer called us wanting to supply shopping bags to supermarkets,” said a representative from China Resources Vanguard supermarket. “This is indeed a great opportunity for us,” said Mr. Zeng, who oversees sales at Hangzhou Think Orange Packaging Co., Ltd. He mentioned that the company has already received calls from supermarkets in Changsha, Inner Mongolia, and Fujian, all interested in purchasing large quantities of non-woven bags, though prices are still being negotiated. “Our bags are well-made and durable, similar to those used by women when carrying bags. We used to export them to foreign supermarkets,” Mr. Zeng added. Zhang Hong, the principal of Hangzhou Hongjie Gift Co., Ltd., has already started capitalizing on the opportunity. He is currently in talks with farmers’ markets in Hangzhou to design a series of high-quality, stylish non-woven bags. According to reports, besides non-woven bag manufacturers, some textile companies and producers of folding plastic shopping baskets are also eyeing the shift toward alternatives. However, industry insiders believe that the real opportunity lies in innovation—alternatives must be both convenient and cost-effective. Maoda is now working on developing a plastic alternative that doesn’t rely on grain-based feedstock or petroleum. Guo Wenhui believes that low-cost, environmentally friendly products will shape the future of the market and align with the country’s long-term goals for the plastics industry. Beyond just bags, products such as plastic tableware and sanitary ware may also see the emergence of new sustainable alternatives. The “plastic restriction order” affects not only consumers but also retailers, manufacturers, and other stakeholders. The reporter will continue to monitor the impact of the policy on all parties involved.

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