Plastic is flexible, water-resistant, lightweight, versatile and inexpensive. These attractive qualities brought us to the current situation where plastics can now be found across every inch of our planet. From daily encounters with individually shrink-wrapped vegetables in the supermarket to its penetration 10,994 metres below sea level in the Pacific Ocean’s Mariana Trench, the problem of plastic is omnipresent.
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