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India is the latest country to ban Australia's waste, with the country announcing it will no longer accept our discarded plastic.
Until now, India has been the fourth largest destination for Australia's plastic recycling.
The decision puts more pressure on the federal and state governments to find a solution on how to recycle waste, particularly after China's massive ban of Australia's waste last year.
Gayle Sloan, chief executive of the Waste Management and Resource Recovery Association of Australia, says Australia must create its own re-manufacturing base to deal with its own waste.
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