Consultation on proposals to ban commonly littered single ...

This consultation is being carried out by Defra’s Plastic, International and Climate Team, Resources & Waste Division, on behalf of the UK government. Audience 17. This is a public consultation and it is open to anyone with an interest to provide comments. The consultation should be of particular interest to users with specific

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