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Kraft paper, biodegradable containers to replace styrofoam as Ghana prepares for 2027 ban
Ghana’s takeaway industry is expected to undergo a major shift towards kraft paper, biodegradable containers and other environmentally friendly packaging options as the country prepares to phase out single-use polystyrene (styrofoam) from January 1, 2027.
He stressed that the EPA’s policy is not a ban on all plastics but targets single-use plastic products that create significant environmental challenges.
The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) says the transition is aimed at reducing plastic pollution, protecting public health and promoting sustainable alternatives rather than restricting businesses without viable replacements.
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