The manufacturing industry faces dual pressure: sustainable transformation and demand for high-performance materials. Material innovation is crucial. Traditional glued sheets have odor, delaminate, and pollute. Existing eco-friendly materials often have low recycled content and insufficient performance. These issues challenge international brand supply chains. Taiwan’s Yingpaochia Enterprise Co., Ltd. redefines supply chain value with unique technology and high-recycled materials.

As global attention on sustainable development and the green economy rapidly increases, eco-friendly new materials have become the mainstream direction for industrial innovation. Successful Mat has long specialized in the research, development, and manufacturing of foam products, actively embracing the concept of a circular economy. By incorporating recycled EVA and POE materials together with bio-based fillers such as bamboo powder and rice husk powder, foam solutions are delivered that combine environmental responsibility with functionality for the sports & leisure, construction, and agricultural sectors. Through continuous innovation in low-carbon materials and smart manufacturing, Successful Mat not only aligns with global sustainability trends but also works hand in hand with its clients to build a low-carbon, circular future—enhancing both the environmental value and brand impact of its products.

With the global economic development, the demand of the consumer market has driven the vigorous growth of the textile industry. However, under the business model of production-based sales, excessive production has not only caused environmental pollution but has also caused unnecessary waste of resources. Over the past few years, this has led the United Nations and the European Union, to begin to advocate "sustainability" and "environmental protection" as the focus of global development for the next 10 years.

With the global economic development, the demand of the consumer market has driven the vigorous growth of the textile industry. However, under the business model of production-based sales, excessive production has not only caused environmental pollution but has also caused unnecessary waste of resources. Over the past few years, this has led the United Nations and the European Union, to begin to advocate "sustainability" and "environmental protection" as the focus of global development for the next 10 years.

With the application of rubber and plastic more and more widely, rubber and plastic machinery is becoming more and more intelligent.

The concept of circular economy replaces the conventional thinking of linear economy in the past. Understanding the importance of Solid Recovered Fuel (SRF) enables business owners to have a common goal to implement renewable energy, which is beneficial to the sustainable development of energy and the environment.

With technological progress and industrial restructuring, the cement industry is actively introducing a circular economy and has become an international pioneer in net-zero carbon emissions through alternative fuels, alternative raw materials, waste heat power generation, green power development, and carbon capture technologies.

The circular economy is the development trend of the production chain in recent years. In the face of limited resources, being able to design an efficient regeneration system can create more business opportunities. If you don't know what circular economy is? Or if you don’t know how to improve corporate profits through circular economy, this article will introduce you the definition of circular economy, as well as 7 circular economy business models, and help you create sustainable business methods that meet the needs of your business.

In the past, excessive consumption, wanton mining, indiscrete manufacturing, and careless abandonment of wastes, led to the rapid depletion of natural resources. Now, the pursuit of a circular economy, with the goal of zero waste through recycling of resources, is being implemented in an attempt to solve environmental problems.

With the global economic development, the demand of the consumer market has driven the vigorous growth of the textile industry. However, under the business model of production-based sales, excessive production has not only caused environmental pollution but has also caused unnecessary waste of resources. Over the past few years, this has led the United Nations and the European Union, to begin to advocate "sustainability" and "environmental protection" as the focus of global development for the next 10 years.

Zero Liquid Discharge (ZLD) technology is to pretreat and evaporate industrial wastewater, collect the condensed water distilled from the zero liquid discharge system for water recycling applications, and send unevaporated solids to landfills or use them as valuable salt. Class by-products are reused. In 2018, the global ZLD market demand was approximately 5,442 million U.S. dollars, with the largest industrial application being the energy and power industries, followed by the petrochemical and chemical industries.