Thanks for that some good info there.Here is the Fact Sheet put out by the Victorian Government explaining what, why and when.
I no idea what you think you've seen for sale in the supermarket but I suspect you've seen plastic coated paper serving plates which can be sold up to Nov this year. The delay is to allow time for retail outlets to find non-plastic-coated substitutes.
Given that this ban is out in the open, and will eventually apply nationally, it's hardly a 'con'. It's a legitimate attempt to reduce plastic waste in the environment.
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It says from 1st Feb 2023 the ban will apply to:
• Retail and hospitality businesses, such as cafes,
bars, restaurants, hotels, takeaway food outlets,
party stores, discount stores, supermarkets,
market stalls, festivals, events, and online stores.
• Suppliers, such as manufacturers, distributors,
importers, wholesalers, and online marketplaces.
Well thats my point , they are still manufacturing them and I can still buy them , can't buy them from the supermarket like you said , but the discount stores are selling them. I think the Gov speaks with fork tongue.
Or maybe they realized their loss of tax revenue.
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