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<p>This study investigates Saudi consumers views on recycling plastic food packaging, focusing on perceptions, awareness, and attitudes. A systematic questionnaire assessed public understanding of the environmental and health impacts of plastic. Findings show high awareness of plastic pollution effects on marine environments but a lower concern for individual health implications. Factors like age, gender, and education significantly influenced recycling attitudes, with younger individuals and females more conscientious about their purchases and supportive of educational initiatives. Education is crucial for reducing plastic. Notably, younger individuals and employees reported higher plastic bag usage, indicating a need for targeted interventions. Limited recycling options hinder effective waste management, despite the availability of common trash containers. Respondents, especially females, supported schools in raising awareness about plastic pollution. Social networking emerged as the primary information source on recycling. The study aligns with Saudi Vision 2030, promoting sustainability contributing to educational efforts and in plastic waste management.</p>

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Attitudes of Saudi consumers concerning recycling the plastic food packaging

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年11月11日

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  • Hanan Almahasheer

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This study investigates Saudi consumers views on recycling plastic food packaging, focusing on perceptions, awareness, and attitudes. A systematic questionnaire assessed public understanding of the environmental and health impacts of plastic. Findings show high awareness of plastic pollution effects on marine environments but a lower concern for individual health implications. Factors like age, gender, and education significantly influenced recycling attitudes, with younger individuals and females more conscientious about their purchases and supportive of educational initiatives. Education is crucial for reducing plastic. Notably, younger individuals and employees reported higher plastic bag usage, indicating a need for targeted interventions. Limited recycling options hinder effective waste management, despite the availability of common trash containers. Respondents, especially females, supported schools in raising awareness about plastic pollution. Social networking emerged as the primary information source on recycling. The study aligns with Saudi Vision 2030, promoting sustainability contributing to educational efforts and in plastic waste management.