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Russian Deputy Prime Minister: Russia plans to introduce a ban on plastics from the legislative level
Russian Deputy Prime Minister: Russia plans to introduce a ban on plastics from the legislative levelRussian Deputy Prime Minister Abramchenko announced that Russia plans to legally ban the use of colored plastics, plastic straws, plastic cutlery and disposable cotton swabs
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Abramchenko pointed out that banning the use of certain non-recyclable plastics will not lead to higher prices for goods and packaging
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According to the Russian Environment Operator (REO), non-recyclable packaging accounts for a third of household waste in Russia
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Abramchenko spoke on the plastic ban at the 19th Neva International Environmental Forum
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According to her, the Russian government is working on legal amendments to ban the use of non-recyclable and difficult-to-recycle materials, including single-use plastics and cotton swabs
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Decree No.
2051-1, the draft law on plastic restrictions in Ukraine has been passed
2051-1, the draft law on plastic restrictions in Ukraine has been passed
On June 1, 2021, the Ukrainian parliament passed the draft law No.
2051-1 restricting the circulation of plastic bags in Ukraine
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Bill 2051-1 was initiated by eight representatives of ServantofthePeople
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MPs are proposing a complete ban on plastic bags less than 50 microns thick (they argue denser bags can be reused) in all trading businesses
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The draft was passed in 2019.
This revision mainly exempts the use of biodegradable plastic bags from restrictions, promotes the development of biodegradable plastic bags and introduces a mechanism for accountability.
The bill has the support of 297 members of Congress
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On November 13, 2019, the Ukrainian Parliament passed Decree No.
2051-1 by 365 votes on the 12th, banning the use of 50-micron plastic and oxidizable packaging in the retail and catering industries from January 1, 2022
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It does not include ultra-light plastic packaging with a wall thickness of 15 microns and clinker packaging with a size of 225х345х45mm for the packaging of meat and fish and their products and the first layer of bulk products
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The state will advocate for the free use of properly labelled biodegradable plastic bags and certain types of plastic bags for the transport of fresh meat and fish
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This biodegradability should comply with national standards that came into force in early 2019
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