With six state-based single-use plastic bans in the last year and more coming as early as February, the AIP said is important for businesses to stay up-to-date with developments
30 November, 2022From 1 November, single-use plastics such as plastic cutlery, food ware, straws, cotton buds, and cups are banned in NSW
2 November, 2022The single-use plastic fresh produce bags, also known as barrier bags, will be removed from all 12 stores across the ACT from 14 September
31 August, 2022Customers in these stores across Aotearoa, New Zealand will be adjusting to a life with less plastic, as a pilot to remove single-use plastic produce bags begins
10 August, 2022Lightweight plastic shopping bags (35 microns or less) will be banned from 1 June, and more single use plastics will be banned in November
18 May, 2022The plastics phased out include single-use plastic bowls, cups, plates, cutlery, stirrers, straws, expanded polystyrene food containers, thick plastic bags and helium balloon releases
24 January, 2022Sustainability of materials is a complex issue, and that the vast number of claims and information shared by companies regarding their sustainability efforts can create misconceptions
6 December, 2021The Plastics and Circular Economy Act 2021 will see lightweight plastic bags banned across NSW from June 2022, and other single-use plastics prohibited from November 2022
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