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Britain plans to ban single-use condiment sachets in restaurants for net zero

Britain plans to ban single-use condiment sachets in restaurants for net zero

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New regulations on single-use plastic would additionally affect sachets containing sugar, salt, oil, and vinegar, according to government plans. These restrictions are scheduled for implementation across Britain as part of an effort to conform to EU net zero legislation. The ban aims to reduce plastic waste and contribute to environmental sustainability goals.

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