SMX Offers Global Plastics Passport Licensing for UN Treaty

SMX has unveiled its Global Plastics Passport, using its molecular marking technology to enable sustainable plastics circularity. The company is offering this technology for free licensing to facilitate a UN Plastics Treaty. Traditional pilot solutions have addressed limited waste categories, whereas SMX’s system embeds molecular proof into diverse plastic materials, ensuring each polymer can be traced and valued.

This precise system aims to unify fragmented efforts and address circularity challenges across various industries, beyond packaging plastics. SMX's technology provides compliance, accountability, and economic value, embedding intelligence in materials to tackle long-standing regulatory and economic issues.

SMX aims to redefine the global debate on plastics, transitioning from proof-of-concept to proof-in-practice. The technology's adoption by Singapore and ASEAN exemplifies this shift, demonstrating the potential to transform statements into verifiable digital assets that monetize circular value. The initiative encourages a move from reinforced pledges to tangible proof.