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German government launches plastic bag ban / Recycling association rejects plans / Japan wants to lower consumption
In Germany, only very thin bags are to be allowed for fruit and vegetables in future (Photo: European Commission/Jennifer Jacquemart)On 6 November 201...
Published on 12.11.2019
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