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On June 5, World Environment Day<\/strong> was celebrated and today, June 8, World Oceans Day<\/strong> is celebrated. Two important dates to remember as producers and consumers of plastics in general and PET in particular.<\/p>\n We are going to do it through a very interesting video, Plastics Rehab<\/strong>, that we already presented to you a while ago, in which we talk about that B-side of plastics that seems to bother society so much, since its content seems not to be what acceptable when we speak of environmental awareness or responsibility, but nothing is further from the real thing; that B-side of plastics is unknown by a large part of the population and it is the one that supports devastating arguments that today we want to share with you again.<\/p>\n