SMX Advances Verification in Recycling Efforts

At COP 29, Prime Minister Russell Dlamini spotlighted a critical question: after 30 years, are global efforts on climate change failing? The gap between grand declarations and their implementation remains wide, notably in recycling, where many plastics escape detection. SMX (NASDAQ:SMX) is closing this gap by transforming promises into verifiable results. Their molecular markers provide indisputable proof of recycled content in plastics, shifting policy from aspirations to actionable data.

In Singapore, SMX and A*STAR are implementing a national plastics passport system, giving each plastic item a digital identity. This provides regulators with real-time, enforceable data. Europe follows suit with REDWAVE, embedding verification within industrial sorting facilities, ensuring compliance instantaneously.

SMX's technology extends to North America, where it enhances enforceability in fire safety. By embedding proof at the molecular level, SMX offers a tangible line between declarations and consumer trust. Their innovations imply a significant shift from promises to pragmatic policy application.