Jakarta (ANTARA) - There is a good news for plastic recycling industry in Indonesia that will also also bring significant progress in efforts to manage plastic waste in the country. After last year's bold move by french company Veolia, supported by Danone-AQUA, to build a 25 thousand-ton-capacity modern plastic recycling plant, recently Coca-Cola Amatil Indonesia (CCAI) follow the move through a cooporation agreement (Head of Agreement - HoA) with their long-term partner Dynapack Asia to build a recycling facility with the similar capacity as Veolia. These two initiatives, certainly will help the Indonesian government's target in reducing marine plastic pollution by 70% in 2025 and also to support the National Plastic Action Partnership (NPAP) program recently launched by the Indonesian government thayt has a more ambitious target to reduce plastic waste to near zero in 2040 through one of its pillars, by aggressively increase recycling initiatives.