Ban on Single-Use Plastic Cups.
From January 1, 2024, a ban on single-use plastic cups containing more than 15% plastic will be introduced. Read more about the ban here at Tingstad.
From January 1, 2024, a ban on single-use plastic cups containing more than 15% plastic will be introduced. Read more about the ban here at Tingstad.
The government has decided to implement a ban on cups with more than 15 percent plastic. The decision is based on an overarching effort to reduce the overall consumption of plastic and the impact single-use products have on the environment.
The hope is that the ban will lead to single-use cups on the market consisting as much as possible of renewable raw materials that degrade faster, for example, when littered.
Source: Regeringen.se
The ban comes into effect from January 5, 2024, and is specifically directed at single-use cups containing over 15 percent plastic.
The ban is introduced as a complement to the requirement to offer reusable cups, which also takes effect at the same time.
Tingstad already offers several approved single-use cups suitable for both hot and cold beverages.
Author: Tingstad
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