New single-use plastics ban comes into force this weekend

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From 1 October 2023 businesses must no longer supply, sell or offer a range of single-use plastic items in England

New bans and restrictions on a range of polluting single-use plastic items are to come into force this weekend in a bid to cut littering, drive up the reuse of materials, and contribute to worldwide efforts...

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