MCC Will Launch Plastic-Free Campaign Once Again in Mangalore: Know More
MCC Will Launch Plastic-Free Campaign Once Again in Mangalore: Know More
Central government already banned single-use plastic from 2016, wherein the prohibition was imposed on plastic items, including carry bags, banners, buntings, flex, plates, flags, cups, spoons, sheets, straws, thermocole, granules etc.
The Mangalore City Corporation (MCC) will launch a plastic-free campaign to prevent the sale and use of single-use plastic till July 28 in the corporation limits, even as a ban on the use of polystyrene and expanded polystyrene came into effect from this month.
Therefore, single-use plastic manufacturers, stockists, retail vendors, shop keepers, e-commerce companies, street vendors, commercial complexes, cinema houses, educational institutions, offices, hospitals etc., should desist using single-use plastic and instead go for environmental-friendly material.
They should engage in reduce, reuse and reuse plastic material. If anyone found to be using single-use plastic, the corporation will impose fines ranging from ₹200 to ₹20,000 besides cancelling the trade license.

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MCC Will Launch Plastic-Free Campaign Once Again in Mangalore: Know More
MCC Will Launch Plastic-Free Campaign Once Again in Mangalore: Know More
Central government already banned single-use plastic from 2016, wherein the prohibition was imposed on plastic items, including carry bags, banners, buntings, flex, plates, flags, cups, spoons, sheets, straws, thermocole, granules etc.
The Mangalore City Corporation (MCC) will launch a plastic-free campaign to prevent the sale and use of single-use plastic till July 28 in the corporation limits, even as a ban on the use of polystyrene and expanded polystyrene came into effect from this month.
Therefore, single-use plastic manufacturers, stockists, retail vendors, shop keepers, e-commerce companies, street vendors, commercial complexes, cinema houses, educational institutions, offices, hospitals etc., should desist using single-use plastic and instead go for environmental-friendly material.
They should engage in reduce, reuse and reuse plastic material. If anyone found to be using single-use plastic, the corporation will impose fines ranging from ₹200 to ₹20,000 besides cancelling the trade license.
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