Plastic Disposable banned in Fernando de Noronha

The sea is not to fish for the sides of the plastic in Fernando de Noronha. Decree chancelado by the administration of the archipelago and published on 13 December determines the ban from April 2019, the ticket place of disposable plastics. "The inappropriate disposal of plastics on the beaches and streets endanger local wildlife", justifies the standard signed by General Manager William rock. With this chancel, Fernando de Noronha stands out as the first location of Brazil to veto the use and trade in disposable containers, as far greater range than the banishment of canudos adopted this year in the city of Rio de janeiro. The Decree on the Fernando de Noronha archipelago grants the deadline of 120 days from your publication for the local community to adapt to the new rule. It prohibits the entry of resins and expanded polystyrene (EPS) as cups, cutlery, straws, plastic bags, packaging and bottles with less than 500 ml. As disclosed in the media, are beyond the veto the bottles from 500 ml, garbage bags and films food packaging such as processed meats.