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With better standards, we could make plastics endlessly useful – and slash waste. Here's how

  • Written by Qamar Schuyler, Research Scientist, Oceans and Atmospheres, CSIRO
With better standards, we could make plastics endlessly useful – and slash waste. Here's howShutterstock, CC BY-SA

If you flip over a plastic food container, you’ll see tiny writing on it – something like “AS 2070”. This means the product meets the Australian standard for plastics safe to use for food.

These often unrecognised standards are a part of daily life. Australia has a set of exacting standards which...

Read more: With better standards, we could make plastics endlessly useful – and slash waste. Here's how

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