As the world moves towards a sustainable, circular economy, the concept of "End of Waste" is
fundamentally reshaping global supply chains. This principle establishes criteria for when waste
materials become new products or raw materials, and transforms processed waste materials into
commodities. Key materials like waste paper and scrap metal are at the forefront of this movement,
with their international trade volumes creating new challenges and opportunities for logistics. A
major realignment is underway: traditional import hubs are being replaced by growing markets in
India and Southeast Asia, driven by evolving regulations and surging domestic demand. For
businesses in the recycled resources market, understanding the drivers behind these new trade
flows is essential for maintaining a competitive edge.

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