Guinness World Record recycling machine will help cut nation’s carbon footprint, says Nik Nazmi


PUTRAJAYA: The world's thinnest reverse vending machine that compacts cans and bottles is expected to contribute to Malaysia’s goal of increasing the recycling rate of plastics, says Nik Nazmi Nik Ahmad.

The Atlas ECOPOD will hopefully also reduce the use of new plastic materials, said the Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability Minister.

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