Bali to ban production of plastic sachet in 2026
BALI - The Bali provincial administration plans to ban the production of small plastic packaging, or sachet, starting in 2026 as a response to suggestions from environmentalists after banning the production of under-1-liter bottled water.
'I support it fully. This has been through studies on the small-size sachets, whether it (the ban) will be decided in 2025 or 2026,' Bali Vice Governor I Nyoman Giri Prasta said in Denpasar on July 15, as quoted by detik.com.
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