As the business is high potential form waste management. Recycling plastics has many benefits; it contributes to energy savings and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. It also saves non-renewable sources like oil and gas. In addition to that, recycling provides livelihood for millions of people and families in developing countries, either in the form of formal employment or informal economic activities. Although there is also a rapid growth in plastics consumption in the developing world, particularly due to the increasing demand for plastics from Asia, plastics consumption per capita in developing countries is much lower than in the industrialised countries. However, there is a much wider scope for recycling in developing countries due to several factors: 1) Employment Generation. 2) In many countries there is an existing culture of reuse and recycling, with the associated system of collection, sorting, cleaning and reuse of ‘waste’ or used materials. 3) There is often an ‘informal sector’ which is ideally suited to taking on small-scale recycling activities. Such opportunities to earn a small income are rarely missed by members of the urban poor. 4) There are fewer laws to