In New Zealand completely forbade disposable plastic packages. It is the first such ban in the world

That occurred New Zealand became the first country in the world, forbidden to use thin plastic packages in supermarkets in which usually put fruit and vegetables. Context By estimates of the analysts, annually each inhabitant New Zealand on the average makes 60 kg of plastic waste. In figures Packages for decomposition need on the average 300–700 years. Because of them about one million birds, 100 thousand sea mammals and billion fishes annually perish. World practice Many countries in Africa forbade plastic packages or raise for them tax. For example, to Kenya for them production, import or sale...