Trudeau Liberals move to ban plastic wrapping for meat, bags for produce at grocery stores
“The main thing is this doesn’t address the 50 percent of our domestic consumption that is imported in plastic and Styrofoam"
Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault has given grocery stores in Canada until the end of August to address the Trudeau government’s proposed ban on single-use plastics on meat, fruit and vegetables..
In documents first discovered by Blacklock’s Reporter and reported by The Western Standard, the federal government did not provide an estimate as to how much the changes are going to cost consumers, but the environment department has previously said the figure could be as high as $205 million annually. ---More...
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