
EuPC comments new Circular Economy proposal
On December 2nd the European Commission published its long awaited Circular Economy package.
On December 2nd the European Commission published its long awaited Circular Economy package.
The EU Commission should not authorise the recycling of plastics that contain the banned softener diethylhexyl phthalate (DEHP), MEPs say.
Biobased, biodegradable fruit and vegetable bags will be mandatory in France as of January 2017.
European Bioplastics welcomes the decision as it recognises the benefits of compostable bags.
European Parliament adopted EU legislation on lightweight plastic carrier bags.
EuPC commented the European Parliament's plenary vote on plastic carrier bags.
EU countries would have to reduce the use of the most common plastic bags by at at least 80% by 2019.
Ineos is taking legal action against a number of Sinopec and Sinopec subsidiaries for breach of contract and misuse of trade secrets.
EU states would have to reduce the consumption of most common and polluting plastic bags by 80% by 2019.
Preliminary investigation had expressed competition concerns in the market of suspension polyvinyl chloride, says European Commission.
Member states will choose the most appropriate measures to reduce their use of plastic carrier bags.
Bioplastics association publishes position paper on shopping bags.