"It’s impossible to run the business without plastic."Some sellers are frustrated over the move, so much so that they are ready to pay the fine.While buyers have welcomed the move, paying for a bag every time is not something they are fond of. "First off all, there is no clarity on what items are banned. Sellers across the city are in a state of dismay over the plastic ban, with small retailers facing major problems. Manish’s main concern is packaging material as carry bags can be replaced with cloth bags or brown paper bags. A non-recyclable product, it makes its way through our drains causing blockages, while some reach the sea and disrupt the marine ecosystem. But it’s impossible to ban plastic without giving us a proper alternative. Now we won’t be able to sell the local chips, we will only have to sell the company packs," he says. But they should ban commercial packaging as well.
When delivering food we need to package in plastic and give plastic spoons, there is no other option," says Mansoor Fallah, a helper at a restaurant. I’m ready to pay the fine, but can’t give up plastic. Mala Shinde, a resident of Wadala, says, "It is a good step, but now we have to pay money for a bag in the store. They haven’t banned the company packaging of chips. "It is a good decision to ban plastic. Manish Dharamshi, a dry fruits seller, is confused about what kind of plastic is banned and what is not. Isn’t it like putting a fee on everything? They should give options first without charging extra money to people. Instead of buying 10 items they are buying only two, which puts us in loss. As a step towards ending the inflow of plastic, Municipal Commissioner of Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation’s (BMC) statewide ban was supposed to be a welcome change."For the last three days https://www.sy-jinsheng.com/product/bottle-and-jar/dual-chamber-bottle.html our team has been explaining to vendors about what is allowed and what is banned. Ketan Gala, a general store owner is content with the idea of plastic ban, but wants big manufacturers to be included as well. They are also simultaneously educating people on this matter," concludes Ashok. But the local manufacturers who pack in recyclable plastic are banned.
Though the move has made the buyers happy, the hasty implementation and lack of affordable alternatives has caused confusion among sellers.Plastic is one of the major problems the environment is currently facing. When asked about replacing polythene with cloth bags, Ketan says, "Cloth bags are expensive, it starts from `10, a little bigger size costs `15, a size bigger than that costs `25.. No one will buy goods for 25 and pay 25 for a carry bag."Ketan GalaWhile confusion over the ban continues, leaving shopkeepers fuming, assistant municipal commissioner, BMC, Ashok Khairnar says that the anti-plastic squad has been on the job to clear the confusion.Locally produced snacks packed in plasticSome shopkeepers on the other hand feel that the plastic ban is a tactic to promote commercial products and put a stop on locally made goods. Every food item we sell is packed in plastic and they can’t be packed in paper bags," he rues
When delivering food we need to package in plastic and give plastic spoons, there is no other option," says Mansoor Fallah, a helper at a restaurant. I’m ready to pay the fine, but can’t give up plastic. Mala Shinde, a resident of Wadala, says, "It is a good step, but now we have to pay money for a bag in the store. They haven’t banned the company packaging of chips. "It is a good decision to ban plastic. Manish Dharamshi, a dry fruits seller, is confused about what kind of plastic is banned and what is not. Isn’t it like putting a fee on everything? They should give options first without charging extra money to people. Instead of buying 10 items they are buying only two, which puts us in loss. As a step towards ending the inflow of plastic, Municipal Commissioner of Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation’s (BMC) statewide ban was supposed to be a welcome change."For the last three days https://www.sy-jinsheng.com/product/bottle-and-jar/dual-chamber-bottle.html our team has been explaining to vendors about what is allowed and what is banned. Ketan Gala, a general store owner is content with the idea of plastic ban, but wants big manufacturers to be included as well. They are also simultaneously educating people on this matter," concludes Ashok. But the local manufacturers who pack in recyclable plastic are banned.
Though the move has made the buyers happy, the hasty implementation and lack of affordable alternatives has caused confusion among sellers.Plastic is one of the major problems the environment is currently facing. When asked about replacing polythene with cloth bags, Ketan says, "Cloth bags are expensive, it starts from `10, a little bigger size costs `15, a size bigger than that costs `25.. No one will buy goods for 25 and pay 25 for a carry bag."Ketan GalaWhile confusion over the ban continues, leaving shopkeepers fuming, assistant municipal commissioner, BMC, Ashok Khairnar says that the anti-plastic squad has been on the job to clear the confusion.Locally produced snacks packed in plasticSome shopkeepers on the other hand feel that the plastic ban is a tactic to promote commercial products and put a stop on locally made goods. Every food item we sell is packed in plastic and they can’t be packed in paper bags," he rues
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