The French said goodbye to the plastic bags
From the first day of July disposable plastic bags are prohibited in France – Local’s French edition wrote.
France’s efforts to reduce the number of plastic bags in distribution comes on the back of a call by the EU asking member states to reduce the 100 billion bags handed out by 80 percent.
Thanks to a previous voluntary agreement, the number of plastic bags distributed at supermarket counters in France decreased drastically from 10.5 billion to 700 million between 2002 and 2011, with a further decrease after the government introduced a tax of around six centimes per plastic bag in January 2014. (Index, Kovács M. Dávid)
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