The U.S. plastics industry is pushing the Senate version of the quality balance bill: the national recycling content standard dispute heats up.

By SKYSEVEN Chemical Technical Team · 2026-10-13

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The plastics industry has promoted the Senate S.5674 Recycled Materials Attribution Act, which intends to unify the standards for recycled content declarations and recognize mass balance accounting. Environmental groups oppose it, calling it deceptive; California's AB2253 calls for recycling materials based on physical. Prospects for short-term passage of the bill are limited.

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(Source: Business Society)

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