Hong Kong counts down to single-use plastic ban, but loophole allows people to still buy throwaway i
“The kids are entertained. They also have a good workout and great fun,” he said.
But their family activity might have to end as Hong Kong starts to ban single-use plastic products in two phases from this month.The first stage comes into force on April 22, with a ban on the distribution or sale of single-use items such as glow sticks, thunder sticks, plastic toothpicks and plastic-stemmed cotton buds.
Restaurants will no longer be allowed to offer styrofoam products and throwaway plastic utensils, including knives, forks, spoons, swizzle sticks and straws, for dine-in or takeaway.
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