Abstract: In developed countries, toxic waste is starting to be banned from being stored after being proven to cause disasters. In addition, there is a gap in the costs of processing waste in developed and developing countries. The high cost of waste processing in developed countries is partly due to the high cost of strict compliance and laws. Conversely, the low cost of processing plastic waste in developing countries is due to weak law enforcement. On the other hand, waste as a result of development requires complex technology for processing and the final disposal of these toxic and hazardous materials is getting narrower along with the increasing awareness of the importance of environmental protection. Countries that produce plastic waste are then looking for the easiest and cheapest way to dispose of their waste. Poor developing countries are targeted because their environmental regulations are still weak. The existence of waste imports. In the study, the analysis was carried out in a juridical-normative manner based on a literature study
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