Styrofoam 'takeaway packs' to be banned January 1, 2027

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  • Truth Table 5 days ago

    for, “Everyone who calls on the name of the Lord will be saved.” (Romans 10:13) .
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  • Dr Mumbi Seraki 5 days ago

    Hello youth of Ghana.........You can take your own life with medicine........for instance 15 tramadol at once......or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

  • FRANKIE 5 days ago

    The best news I've heard in years. I hope it's enforced.

  • Ghanaman 4 days ago

    Apart from it's use in packaging for food, I don't quite see why the ban includes it's other uses. It is used worldwide in packaging goods, like electronics and furniture as well as for insulation in construction.

  • Okada selasi 5 days ago

    So what will be the alternative? The Styrofoam decays faster than polythene or?

  • Dr Mumbi Seraki 5 days ago

    Hello youth of Ghana......You can take your own life with medicine..........for instance 15 tramadol at once......or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

  • Nii Odapagyan 5 days ago

    You have spoken pleeeeeenty without any alternative. Can't you think of reducing the hazard during production? Have you thought of the unemployment you will create? Have you thought of businesses that will collapse? What of ...
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  • Dr Mumbi Seraki 5 days ago

    Hello youth of Ghana......You can take your own life with medicine........for instance 15 tramadol at once......or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

  • Egudie 5 days ago

    Long overdue mpo

  • Ghanaman 5 days ago

    Excellent decision. We need to use biodegradable alternatives.

  • Jim 5 days ago

    Why all the way 2027? If it's worth banning because of some negative health implications, why wait for that long?

  • sotrue 4 days ago

    ban them now, leaves are safer than this toxic substance

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  • Tosh 4 days ago

    It is long overdue. Most serious countries banned them years ago. Thailand and Vietnam and other South Asian countries have reverted to leaves, which we practised decades ago, but abondoned because we thought was primitive. T ...
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  • NDC NPP SAME DEVILy 4 days ago

    Stupid leaders, where were u all those years ? After so much harm has been caused ? U were so dumb about their negative effects all those years abi? Why dont u include polythene ? What reasons do u give to the ordinary ghana ...
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  • THE LONE CRUSADER 4 days ago

    CANT WE TRY TO TAKE BENEFITS OF THIS BY FINDING ANOTHER USE OF IT? PETROL ETC? THE TECK UNIVERSITIES FUND THEM AND USE THEM! WHAT SHOULD BE THE ALTERNATIVES?DO WE GO BACK TO THE PRIMITIVITIES?USING LEAVES ETC?FIND THE SOLUT ...
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  • Catekastyle 4 days ago

    Okay, but what about the plastic bags. They are also causing environmental problems. Everyone should bring their own bowels for their food.