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As AMI Plastics World Expos 2026 approaches, we’re speaking with exhibitors about the innovations, challenges and opportunities shaping the plastics industry.

In this exhibitor spotlight, Pengyan Hu from InResST Co., Ltd discusses closed-loop recycling for abandoned marine fishing gear, developments in recycled PA6 materials, and the growing importance of traceability, quality and global compliance in the circular plastics economy.

Company: InResST Co., Ltd Booth: R3007

What makes your company stand out? What sets you apart from the competition, and why should visitors make sure to visit your stand?

We provide a complete recycling solution for abandoned marine fishing gear. Different from competitors offering common recycled plastics, we supply traceable PP/PA/PE recycled materials derived from real waste fishing nets, backed by our global‑site layout.

At our booth, visitors can view real‑product samples and explore customized sustainable‑material solutions for textile, automotive and packaging industries.

What’s the next big thing you’re working on? Can you give us a sneak peek into any new technologies, innovations, or breakthroughs you're bringing to the market?

We are scaling up our global closed‑loop recycling project for marine discarded fishing gear. Our new breakthroughs include upgraded physically‑recycled PA6 short fibers and chemically‑recycled PA6 chips. Thanks to our in‑house purification technology, these materials match virgin‑grade quality for textiles, auto parts and packaging, with verified low‑carbon performance.

What’s the biggest challenge in the industry right now – and how are you tackling it? Whether it's sustainability, supply chain issues, or something else, we’d love to hear your take!

Major industry pain points include feedstock contamination, quality fluctuation and complex cross‑border compliance rules.

We tackle these by securing stable waste‑fishing‑gear sources, applying in‑house purification processes, and leveraging our global offices to handle regional regulatory requirements, ensuring consistent, traceable recycled‑material supply.

Fast forward 10 years - how do you see the industry evolving? What major trends do you think will reshape the sector, and how should businesses prepare?

In ten years, tighter circular‑economy policies, advanced chemical recycling, and digital traceability will reshape our sector. Demand will grow for high‑quality, certified recycled materials instead of low‑grade generic recyclates.

Enterprises should lock in stable feedstock, upgrade recycling technologies, build global compliance capacity, and invest in traceability systems. We are expanding marine‑waste sourcing networks, optimizing recycling technologies and global regulatory support to embrace these shifts.

What excites you most about this year’s expo? Are you launching something new, speaking at a session, or just looking forward to networking with industry leaders?

We are very excited about this show. We will give a conference speech on marine fishing‑gear recycling, while displaying our recycled material samples. We hope to connect with industry leaders and potential partners to seek new cooperation and exchange insights on circular‑economy plastics.

Meet InResST at AMI Plastics World Expos 2026

Meet InResST Co., Ltd at Booth R3007 at AMI Plastics World Expos and discover its approach to closed-loop recycling of abandoned marine fishing gear.

Visit Pengyan Hu and the InResST team to explore traceable PP, PA and PE recycled materials, including developments in physically recycled PA6 fibres and chemically recycled PA6 chips for textile, automotive and packaging applications. Registration is free.

Register free to attend