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News > EU Energy Use Products Directive > To curb marine pollution, the European Parliament overwhelmingly passed a plastic ban bill.

To curb marine pollution, the European Parliament overwhelmingly passed a plastic ban bill.

  • 2019-03-15

To curb the growing pollution of the oceans by plastic products, the European Parliament today (August 24) overwhelmingly passed a ban on single-use plastic products, including plastic cutlery, in all European Union member states. According to the BBC, the European Parliament voted 571 in favor and only 53 against the bill. The ban includes everyday items such as plastic cutlery, plates, straws, stir sticks, balloon sticks, and cotton swabs. The bill also calls on EU food and beverage companies to reduce their use of single-use plastic containers such as plastic cups and bottles. It further requires each EU member state to reduce its use of other plastic products for which there are "no alternatives" by 25% by 2025. The ban still needs to go through several procedures before it officially takes effect in EU member states, but given its high vote in the European Parliament, it is expected that these procedures will be completed. The EU has stated that it hopes the ban will be in effect in all member states by 2021. Source: Environmental Information Centre (2018/10/26)

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