Abstract:Pesticide packaging was te pollutes the ecological environment and endangers public health. China has initially established a legal framework centered on the Management Measures for the Recycling and Treatment of Pesticide Packaging was te, advancing governance through the principle of "whoever produces shall recycle" and a whole-process regulatory system. However, practical implementation still faces multiple challenges: unclear definition of responsible entities, which leads to buck-passing among parties; inefficient operation of the recycling system, caused by the conflict between the decentralized distribution of pesticide packaging was te and the intensive operation of the recycling system; and insufficient regulatory resources coupled with lenient legal liabilities,which undermines law enforcement efficiency. In response to these challenges, a regulatory path is proposed, including implementing a responsibility allocation mechanism, improving the classified recycling and professional disposal system, and introducing mechanisms for technical supervision and credit-based penalties.