The Korea Times
A delegation of Japanese business leaders visited SK Chemicals to see firsthand how the company is commercializing next-generation plastics recycling. According to the company, the Kansai Association of Corporate Executives visited SK Chemicals’ plant in Ulsan on Friday, where they received a briefing on circular recycling technologies and toured production facilities. The association is considered one of the three major economic organizations in the Kansai region, alongside the Kansai Economic Federation and the Osaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry. The body comprises about 600 major companies, including Panasonic and Sony. The visit, aimed at exchanging technologies and market trends in the recycled-plastics sector, brought together 37 executives and representatives from companies affiliated with the association’s Circular Economy Committee. Participants included hygiene and household products firm Saraya and All Nippon Airways. During the visit, attendees were briefed on the entire recycling process — from collecting and sorting waste plastics to depolymerization, repolymeriza
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