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Single-use plastic bags pulled from Foster’s check-out areas

The move to eliminate plastic bags from the check-out areas follows an earlier decision to eliminate Styrofoam containers and plastic straws.

Group behind single-use plastics ban push says more work to be done

While Plastic Free Cayman has welcomed news that a ban on certain types of single-use plastics is moving ahead it says the island has to do a lot more to deal with the pollution impacting local coastlines.

Balloons dropped from planned single-use plastics ban

Government has said it is moving ahead with law changes to restrict the import of six types of single-use plastics, rather than the eight types as it previously stated.

Cayman moves step closer to single-use plastics ban

Cabinet has approved the issuance of drafting instructions to legally restrict the importation of eight types of single-use plastics into the Cayman Islands.

Saving the planet one bite at a time

Caymanian Manusri Prabhakar is on a mission to change the way Cayman consumes its food while simultaneously saving the planet one bite at a time, and she's doing it through her company Eco Eats.

What’s happening with the single-use plastics ban?

After the anticipated 2021 introduction of a single-use plastics ban was halted due to COVID, the government says moves are afoot to get the initiative going again.

COVID-19 prompts increased use of plastics

While the COVID-19 lockdown has led to a reduction in fuel emissions with fewer cars on the road, local health protocols have increased the use of plastics.

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