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Hong Kong counts down to single-use plastic ban, but loophole allows people to still buy throwaway items online. Will they?

Ban targets sale and distribution of plastic items, but not possession, so people can still buy online.

By: scmp.com

Apr 13 2024
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Hong Kong counts down to single-use plastic ban, but loophole allows people to still buy throwaway items online. Will they?

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