EPA Not Going Back on Styrofoam Ban, Urges Industry to Seize Opportunity to Innovative
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EPA reaffirms commitment to Styrofoam ban, urges industry to embrace Green Innovation
The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has reaffirmed its commitment to implementing a nationwide ban on single-use styrofoam food packaging, commonly known as “takeaway” containers, from January 1, 2027. The environmental regulator is encouraging businesses to view the policy not as a challenge but as an opportunity to drive innovation, create jobs, and adopt environmentally sustainable practices. Speaking at the Environmental Sustainabil…
EPA not going back on styrofoam ban, urges industry to seize opportunity to innovative
By Kingsley Webora TANKEH The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has promised to proceed uninterrupted with the absolute ban on single-use styrofoam food packaging, popularly known as ‘take away’. The environmental regulator therefore urged industry to view the ban as an opportunity for green innovation. Speaking at the Environmental Sustainability Summit (ESS 2026) organised by Business and Financial Times (B&FT), Senior Programmes Office…
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