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Hong Kong s single-use plastics ban: suppliers of eco-friendly tableware urge patience amid concerns over quality

Companies call for caterers to learn more about alternative tableware amid single-use plastics ban, using press conference to show quality of goods.

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Hong Kong s John Lee shrugs off criticism over single-use plastics ban, says market forces will lead to better utensils

John Lee says administration’s main concerns are steady supply of alternative products and affordability for consumers.

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Hong Kong environment chief urges public to back ban on single-use plastics

Tse Chin-wan says the aim of the ban is to gradually build up a plastic-free culture in society.

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Hong Kong may extend 6-month grace period for plastics ban that starts Monday: minister

Environment chief Tse Chin-wan says he feels six months sufficient for businesses to clear out inventories of soon-to-be-banned plastic utensils, but open to extension.

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Sky s not the limit for Hong Kong s plastics ban, with policy to cover local airlines and all outbound flights

First stage of ban takes effect on April 22 and prohibits use of styrofoam products and throwaway plastic utensils, as well as cups and containers for dine-in services.

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