Give empty milk pouch and take money in return, the government's big decision
Give empty milk pouch and take money in return, the government's big decision
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 Mumbai: The Maharashtra government has taken a major decision to rein in plastics in the state, which could prove to be beneficial to the common people. Yes, under this decision, people will now have to return the empty milk bag to the seller will get money instead of the empty milk pouch that you now dump in the garbage. In fact, the Maharashtra government is taking steps in this direction keeping in mind the environment and the Maharashtra government has taken this decision to rein in plastics in the state.

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Now people will have to return the empty milk bag to the seller and the decision has been taken to check plastic bags. Instead, for the empty bag, the seller will have to pay 50 paise per bag as a deposit. In fact, in Maharashtra, about 1 crore milk bags, or about 31 tonnes of plastic, are used every day and the decision has been taken under the plastic ban to reduce this. Earlier, state Environment Minister Ramdas Kadam said that "dairy companies have to take measures to collect back and recycle plastic milk pouches". For this, companies will buy these sachets back from customers. On May 28, the government gave Kadam 15 days to plan to buy back plastic pouches.

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However, it took a little longer for dairy companies to get ready for the scheme. He has also asked dairy companies to set up recycling plants," he added, "If there is no price for milk pouches, people will not return the pouch." That's why we've asked dairy companies to pay 50 paise per pouch and deposit them and recycle them. Dairy companies are ready to do so. After lengthy negotiations with dairy companies, all are now ready for the plan. The common people have welcomed the government's decision," he said.

 

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