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Alliance to End Plastic Waste
Borealis
Bye Bye Plastic Bags
Canada Government
Circulate Capital
The Coca-Cola Company
Common Seas
Deme Group
Dow
Ellen MacArthur Foundation
Engro
Geminicorp Recycling
Global Environmental Fund (GEF)
Government of Ghana
Government of Viet Nam
Indonesia Government
Indorama Ventures
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
Lonely Whale
Mitsui O.S.K. Lines
Morgan Stanley
Nestlé
Nigeria Government
Ocean Cleanup
Ocean Conservancy
PepsiCo
Pew Charitable Trusts
RecyGlo
SAP
Suntory Holdings
SYSTEMIQ
Unilever
United Kingdom Government
United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)
University of Georgia
Wageningen University & Research
World Bank
World Economic Forum
World Resources Institute
WRAP
WWF International
  • Plastics and the Environment
  • Africa
  • Ghana

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