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Updated information on the Plastics Industry -------------------------. EUROPEAN UNION REGULATORY PLAN PROHIBIT THE USE OF DISPOSABLE TEN MADE WITH PLASTIC. A regulatory plan of the European Union (EU) to ban the use of disposable plastic products was approved in Brussels this negotiators of the European Parliament and representatives of the 28 member states of the European Union. Products to be banned include dishes, cutlery, straws, swabs and food packaging made with EPS (styrofoam). For other plastic products, such as cups and lids, the strategy will be to limit the use and, in some cases, linking manufacturers collection and cleaning duties. In addition, all plastic bottles must be at least 30 percent recycled material by 2030 and the Member States of the European Union will have to collect 90 percent of plastic bottles for single use by 2025. Brussels also proposed measures to reduce the use As the measure is approved by the European Parliament and the member countries, it should enter into force in two years, from the Austrian Minister of Tourism and Sustainability, Elisabeth Koestinger, led the talks on behalf of the 28 members and announced the interim political agreement on his Twitter and described the timing as a milestone in efforts to reduce plastic garbage. Austria currently holds the rotating presidency of the European Union. With the measures, the European Commission projects to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 3.4 million tonnes. Calculations indicate that environmental damages worth 22 billion euros can be avoided by 2030. According to official data from 2015, the plastics industry moves 340 billion euros and employs 1.5 million workers. The Brussels offensive against the production of disposable garbage should also hit the tobacco industry in the near future. The