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By Vishal Vivek
| Forbes Japan Verified
ステークホルダーや投資家、そして懐疑論者からも頻繁に受ける質問がある。それは、「そもそもこれらを処理するインフラが存在しないのであれば、生分解性プラスチックの環境上のメリットは何なのか」というものだ。 これは妥当な質問であり、公正な批判であると言える。そしてこの問いは、インドだけでなく世界の他の地域にも当てはまる。 規模のギャップ この問いをめぐって議論するなかで、インドでは堆肥化可能なバイオプラスチックを産業規模で処理する能力が不足している。 データもこの現実を裏付けている。2025年6月時点で、インドで登録され完全に稼働している産業用堆肥化施設はわずか3カ所にとどまり、計画中の施設がさらに9カ所ある。率直に言って、どれほど寛大な基準で見積もったとしても、14億7000万人の人口を抱える国としては極めて不十分だ。大局的に見てみよう。米国には、堆肥化可能な包装資材を積極的に受け入れている施設が140カ所以上ある。...
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How And Why Leaders Can Support Compostable Plastic Infrastructure

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By Vishal Vivek
| Forbes Verified
Vishal Vivek, CEO & Co-founder of Ukhi, turning waste into compostable bioplastics to build a circular economy and end plastic pollution. ​One question I frequently encounter from stakeholders, investors and skeptics alike is this: What is the environmental benefit of biodegradable plastic if infrastructure to process these materials doesn’t exist in the first place? I’d say that’s a valid question and a fair critique. This question is applicable to India as well as other parts of the world.
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I Sell a Sustainable Product I Believe in, But My Industry Is Misleading Consumers. Here’s the Truth. Original

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By Vishal Vivek
| Entrepreneur Verified
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. I run a bioplastics company. I have spent years telling people our materials can help solve plastic pollution. And I need to tell you that most of what my industry says is, at best, misleading. I call it misleading not because the science is wrong, but because the promises we make are detached from the infrastructure, the chemistry and the economics that determine whether those promises are kept.
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