Great Eastern Life Indonesia Recycles 6.6 Kg of Plastic Waste, Promotes Circular Economy
Great Eastern Life Indonesia processed 6.6 kg of plastic waste into functional products through an employee-led upcycling workshop, promoting a circular economy and sustainability culture. This initiative addresses Indonesia's significant plastic waste challenges.
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