… Plastic manufacturers to pay into Single-Use Plastic Fund in future German … in streets or parks. For this, companies will pay a levy into the Single-Use Plastics Fund, which is managed by the German Environment Agency (UBA) and …

… World Oceans Day on 8 June Plastics in the environment New UBA study: Numbers, background information, research …

… Promoting plastics recycling in the construction sector 2.6 million tonnes of plastics consumed every year More sustainability in construction sector calls for …

… Online platform DIVID of the Single-Use Plastics Fund launched Users can now register online The single-use plastics fund …

… Online platform DIVID of the Single-Use Plastics Fund now also enables registration of claimants and foreign manufacturers …

… Microplastics in the ocean: Full extent still not foreseeable Urgent: Measures to reduce inputs Weather and tides break down plastic waste into small pieces (less than 5 millimetres in size). Source: sablin / …

… for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Nuclear Safety and Consumer Protection Manufacturers of single-use plastic products must register by 31 December Current deadline for the Single-Use Plastic Fund expires at the end of 2024 The single-use plastics fund was set up to reduce littering Source: Adobe Stock Since 2024, …

… Single-Use Plastic Fund: UBA waives requirement to verify quanties in 2025 The … reporting deadline for manufacturers will be extended to 15 July 2025 Disposable plastic products are an unnecessary burden on the environment. Source: Gabi Wolfertz …

… was conducted in 1985. Many more recyclable materials such as glass, paper and plastic are now collected separately. Nevertheless, many recyclable materials still … guidelines for disposable products and packaging, as presented in the Disposable Plastics Directive, are the right way forward. Biowaste is far too precious for the …

… problem which is harming the entire marine environment to an unacceptable degree. Plastics represent the predominant share of total waste. The problem is not limited …