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A New Book Examines How Unilever Used Single-Use Plastic Sachets to Boost Sales

  • The Lagos State Government announced a statewide ban on single-use plastics effective from July 1, 2025, covering use and distribution across the state.
  • The ban follows a 12-month phased approach after a 2024 prohibition of Styrofoam food packs, allowing time for stakeholders to adjust through ongoing government engagement.
  • Tokunbo Wahab, Commissioner for Environment, emphasized environmental responsibility and warned producers against undermining the ban, while Tetra Pak West Africa expressed full support for sustainable alternatives.
  • Compliance has reached about 70%, while enforcement will mirror the successful styrofoam ban, with Wahab stating, 'Now it's time to act' to ensure a cleaner Lagos.
  • The ban aims to protect public health and the environment, signaling Lagos’s commitment to global best practices despite the complexities of managing single-use plastics.
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theliberationnews.ng broke the news in on Monday, May 19, 2025.
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