Food packaging
New Price Regulations for Plastic Containers and Cups Take Effect in Bulgaria - With No Alternatives Available
New mandatory pricing for plastic packaging for food and drinks has come into effect in Bulgaria today, under a new regulation. The updated minimum prices are set at 30 stotinki (15 euro cents) for bulk food containers and 15 stotinki for drink cups, including lids and caps.
“Everlasting chemicals” detected in tap and bottled water
They are found almost everywhere, threatening health and the environment, there are more than 14,000 of them, they were first used in 1940 and are found in food packaging, non-stick utensils, cosmetics, even in snow, soil, drinking water…
DIY combat-ready ice cream in wartime
Take one Corsair, 5 ammo cans, canned milk and circle at 33,000 feet
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Beer cans bear witness to animal extinction
Slovenian microbrewery Bevog and the National Institute of Biology have joined forces to raise awareness of endangered animal species. Bevog is rolling out a limited collection of beer in cans depicting animals at risk of extinction to support research of endangered grassland ecosystems with a donation to the institute.
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Intact 2,000-year-old Punic tomb unearthed in southeastern Malta
An amphora, an oil lamp, a glass perfume bottle, and other pottery vessels were also recovered
Bulgaria: Throwaway Plasticware Banned in Burgas
Most of the coffee vending machines and restaurants in the coastal city of Bourgas already offer biodegradable utensils and food packaging. The reason is a new European directive that bans 8 types of plastic products throughout the European Union, including in Bulgaria this summer.
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World Health Day: Say “No” to Harmful Chemicals in Our Life
As the world looks to rebuild after COVID, we need to change our approach to the environment, particularly the chemicals and single-use plastics involved in food packaging, writes Frédérique Ries.
Retail Chains will be Obliged to sell Bulgarian Foodstuffs
The retail chains will be obliged to sell Bulgarian foodstuffs, which will occupy at least half of their commercial space - announced the branch organizations in agriculture, to which the project has been sent for coordination.
Free Metro Tickets in Exchange for Plastic Bottles in Rome
Free metro tickets for Rome residents in exchange for plastic bottles. This is part of the plan to make the city more environmentally friendly.
San Francisco Airport Banned Plastic Bottles
A ban on the sale of disposable plastic bottles at an international airport comes into force in San Francisco.
Travelers who only want water will have to buy reusable aluminum or glass bottles if they do not carry their own.
San Francisco Airport dealers are required to use only disposable plastic containers and utensils.
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