OBP ocean plastic certification is divided into three types of ocean plastics

OBP ocean plastic certification is divided into three types of ocean plastics

OBP marine plastic certification, marine plastic does not refer to plastic waste in the ocean. The purpose of OBP marine plastic certification is to prevent "potential plastic waste that has not officially entered the ocean" from entering the ocean and causing pollution, solving the problem from the source. GRS certified recyclable waste plastics or recyclable waste does not limit the source, including waste plastics in the ocean. In order to solve the problem of marine waste from the source, the Zero Plastic Ocean Association and Shiyou jointly issued the OBP marine plastic certification.

OBP divides ocean plastics into three types of ocean plastics:

1. Potential marine plastics: from the lowest tide level to 100m in the ocean and from the lowest tide level to 50km in the land.

2. Coastline marine plastics: 200m from the highest tide level to the land, and 100m from the lowest tide level to the ocean.

3. Waterway and marine plastics: discarded plastic waste located in rivers or within 200m of the river banks.

The OBP certification program is designed to encourage the removal of OBP from the environment through effective collection and treatment before it enters the ocean. The program consists of two sub-programs: the OBP Recovery Sub-Program and the OBP Neutral Sub-Program.

If OBP is commercially recyclable, collection and recycling can be encouraged by demonstrating its origin and traceability, thereby giving it a higher market value. This model uses the OBP Collection Organization Standard and the OBP Recycling Organization Standard for certification for OBP Recycling subprograms.

As some environmental protection concepts are deeply rooted in people's minds, many industries have joined the ranks of protecting the earth and green living. From the design of electric cars to the use of cheap materials by luxury brands, many industries have discussed "green environmental protection".

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