The Changhua Buddha Cup Softball Tournament in Taiwan has always been a highly expected event for sports enthusiasts and players. This time, we’re talking about softball, but more importantly, we’re telling a story about environmental conservation supported by Boretech.

Boretech, a company dedicated to recycling plastic bottles, is changing the world in a green and sustainable way. Environmental protection is not only an action but also a spirit. Therefore, when we learned that the Changhua Buddha Cup Softball Tournament needed sponsors, we stepped forward without hesitation, hoping to integrate environmental protection concepts into this sporting event.

Softball is a sport that requires teamwork and a high degree of coordination, just as our environmental efforts need community and global efforts. This game shows us how vital collaboration is on the sports field and in protecting our environment. The partnership between the Changhua Buddha Cup Softball Tournament and Boretech symbolizes our goal of promoting environmental awareness and improving society.

Every time we sponsor an event, we aim to spread the message of environmental protection to many people. We know that spectators at softball games come from various backgrounds, which is an excellent opportunity to educate more people about the importance of environmental protection. We encourage spectators and players to care about the environment and take sustainable actions in their daily lives, just like we do by recycling our PET bottles every day.

Boretech looks forward to working with the Changhua Buddha Cup Softball Tournament to create more wonderful moments about green environmental protection. This cooperation will raise people’s awareness of environmental protection and inspire more people to participate in protecting our planet. Let us welcome this softball game together, convey the power of environmental protection, and protect the homeland we share.

Plastic waste has become a global environmental issue, but how severe is plastic pollution exactly?

Human beings are facing a crisis of garbage pollution, with the majority coming from plastic waste generated by industrial development and daily consumption. It’s mercilessly destroying marine ecosystems and the Earth’s environment. In 2021, research revealed that plastic could be found from Mount Everest to the Mariana Trench. Currently, the global annual plastic production reaches 400 million tons, with around 12.7 million tons flowing into the oceans. This poses serious threats to marine ecosystems and the entire food chain. Throughout the lifecycle of plastic, each stage generates carbon emissions, contributing to long-term environmental degradation

With a commitment to making a contribution to the planet, BoReTech Group is dedicated to researching and developing recycling technologies for PET bottles and promoting comprehensive resource utilization. Through processes like washing, granulation, and solid state polycondensation, resources are recycled and reused. Products made from recycled PET flakes and pellets are widely used in textiles and food packaging. To promote circular economy, BoReTech regularly collaborates with universities and government agencies, organizing visits and lectures to encourage people get involved in environmental protection.

On August 11th, BoreTech welcomed nearly 30 professors and students from Department of Marine Environmental Engineering of National Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology. Through lecture and Q&A, the concept of plastic recycling was shared. As a demonstration factory, Taiwan BoReTech led the guests through production lines, enabling them have better understand the hard work involved in recycling and encouraging them to cherish the hard-won resources.

 

PRSE is one of the biggest annual events in Europe. It is going to present the innovations in the fields of recycled materials, recycling machinery and services. Also the opportunities and challenges faced by the plastic recycling industry in Europe will be discussed through the expert meeting. BRT’s booth is located at N4 and we are looking forward to coming your guide.

 

Taiwan Nonwoven Fabrics Industry Association came to Boretech to share how to conserve energy to reduce carbon emission with each other and exchange practical experience.

 

The Boretech booth was always crowded. This experience has been very helpful in expanding our business in the recycling line and recycled material.