Shell Pakistan Limited (SPL) has launched what it describes as Pakistan’s first-ever recycled plastic retail site – the Malik Service Station at Shahrah-e-Faisal, Karachi.
SPL has collaborated with the cofounders of product research and development company Concept Loop, Dabeer Hemani and Syed Ali Naqi.
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The construction of the retail site used the equivalent of 1.3m pieces of end-of-life plastic waste in infused pavers and concrete blocks.
The initiative aims to demonstrate the potential of recycled materials in building infrastructure.
SPL CEO and managing director Waqar Siddiqui commented: “Innovative solutions such as this need to be tried and tested. The success of the plastic-infused road and the recycled plastic site can serve as an inspiration for future infrastructure developments. A ripple effect is what [we] aspire to achieve – inspiring broader adoption of sustainable practices.”
SPL remains committed to exploring new avenues for environmental responsibility and innovation.
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