
SA single-use plastics ban kicks in
South Australia’s ban on single-use plastics comes into force today, with cutlery, drinking straws and stirrers all prohibited from sale and distribution across the state.
South Australia’s ban on single-use plastics comes into force today, with cutlery, drinking straws and stirrers all prohibited from sale and distribution across the state.
South Australia’s ban on single-use plastics, such as straws and cutlery, will come into force from March next year.
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