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Photo of the day: For a sustainable future

By Forbes India
Last Updated: Jul 02, 2022, 12:08 IST1 min
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An exhibitor shows spoons made from leaf sheaths naturally shed by arecanut (palm) trees during the Plastic Vikalp mela ("alternative to plastic" fair) in New Delhi on July 1, 2022. India imposed a ban on many single-use plastics on Friday in a bid to tackle plastic choking rivers and poisoning wildlife, but experts say it faces severe headwinds from unprepared manufacturers and consumers unwilling to pay more.
An exhibitor shows spoons made from leaf sheaths naturally shed by arecanut (palm) trees during the Plastic Vikalp mela ("alternative to plastic" fair) in New Delhi on July 1, 2022. India imposed a ban on many single-use plastics on Friday in a bid to tackle plastic choking rivers and poisoning wildlife, but experts say it faces severe headwinds from unprepared manufacturers and consumers unwilling to pay more.

First Published: Jul 02, 2022, 12:08

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