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Plastic Muktha Karnataka
Why Plastic Ban?
Why is Plastic BAD?
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Plastic uses natural resources to produce & to recycle
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FOREST, ECOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT SECRETARIAT
NOTIFICATION
No. FEE 17 EPC 2012, Bangalore, Dated: 11.03.2016
Whereas, plastic carry bags and other plastic items used in daily life cause short term and
long term environmental damage and health hazard;
And whereas, Article 48-A of the Constitution of India, inter alia, envisages that the State
shall endeavor to protect and improve the environment;
And whereas, it has come to the knowledge of the Government that, the use of plastic cany
bags, banners, buntings, flex, plastic flags, plastic plates, plastic cups, plastic spoons, cling films
and plastic sheets used for spreading on dining table and items that are made of thermocol are
causing serious environmental hazards and affects health of human beings as well as animals;
And whereas, it is observed that the plastic wastes is also causing blockage of gutters,
sewers and drains apart from resulting in pollution of water bodies in urban areas;
And whereas, with a view to prevent the recurrence of such problems, the State Government
in exercise of the powers conferred under Section 5 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986,
issues the following directions imposing ban on manufacture, supply, sale and use of plastic carry
bags, plastic banners, plastic buntings, flex, plastic flags, plastic plates, plastic cups, plastic spoons,
cling films and plastic sheets used for spreading on dining table including the above items made of
thermocol and plastic which use plastic micro beads in the state. This notification comes into effect
from the date of its publication in the Official Gazette.
DIRECTION
1.
No person including shopkeeper, vendor, wholesaler, retailer, trader, hawker or salesmen shall
use plastic carry bags, plastic banners, plastic buntings, flex, plastic flags, plastic plates, plastic
cups, plastic spoons, cling films and plastic sheets used for spreading on dining table
irrespective of thickness including the above items made of thermocol and plastic which use
plastic micro beads. Further, no industry or person shall manufacture, supply, store, transport.
sale and/or distribute plastic carry bags, plastic banners, plastic buntings, flex, plastic flags,
plastic plates, plastic cups, plastic spoons, cling films and plastic sheets used for spreading on
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dining tabic irrespective of their thickness including the above items made of thermoeol and
plastic which use plastic micro beads in the State.
Provided that, the plastic used for the following purposes and circumstances arc exempted
from this notification;
a)
The plastic cany bags manufactured exclusively for export purpose against any export
orders in a plastic industry located in Special Economic Zone (SEZ) and Export Oriented
Units (EOU).
b)
The plastic bags which constitute or form an integral part of packaging in which goods
arc sealed prior to use nt manufacturing/proccssing units.
c)
The plastic bags and sheets used in Forestry and Horticulture nurseries against the
orders from the Govt Departments or from the firms concerned.
d)
The plastic used for packing of milk and milk products (dairy products).
2. That the following Officers shall enforce this direction in exercise of power conferred on them by
law in their jurisdiction.
a) The Commissioner, Joint Commissioners, Revenue Officers, all Health Officers and all
Engineers of BBMP.
b) All Deputy Commissioners of the districts.
c) AU Commissioners of City Corporations, Chief Officers, Health Officers and all
Engineers of Urban Local Bodies.
d) All Assistant Environmental Officers, Deputy Environmental Officers, Environmental
Officers and Senior Environmental Officers of KSPCB.
c) All Assistant Commissioners of Revenue Sub Divisions.
f) Tahsildars of all Taluks.
g) All officers of Commercial Tax Department.
h) All officers of Department of Food and Civil supplies.
i) The Controller, Deputy Controller and Regional Officers of Legal Metrology
Department
3. That the foUowing officers shall take cognizance of offences and initiate legal action in case of
noncompliance of this direction as per the powers conferred on them under section 19 of the
Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 and to file complaint in the jurisdictional court of law on all
violators.
a) Secretary to Government (Ecology & Environment), Forest, Environment and Ecology
Department
b) Chairman and Member Secretary, KSPCB.
c) Deputy Commissioners of the Districts.
d) Assistant Commissioners of Revenue Sub Divisions.
c) Regional Officers of KSPCB.
Explanation 1- “Plastic” means any of the items mentioned in this direction made out of poly
propylene (PP), non-woven poly propylene, multi layered co-cxtruder poly propylene, poly ethylene
(PE), poly vinyl chloride (PVC), high and low density poly ethylene (HDPE 8g LDPE), poly styrene (PS)
which is also called thermoeol, poly amides (Nylon), poly terephthalate (PT), poly methyl
methacrylate (PMM) and plastic micro beads.
Explanation 2- The word “carry bag" will have the same meaning that is provided in Rule 3 (b) of
the Plastic Waste (Management and Handling) Rules, 2011. In this definition exemption is provided
for plastic bag that constitute or form an integral part of packaging in which goods are sealed prior
to use.
Explanation 3- Karnataka State Pollution Control Board shall be responsible for enforcement
regarding the functions specified in clause (a) of Rule 4 of the Plastic Waste (Management and
Handling) Rules, 2011 and Urban Local Bodies shaU be responsible for enforcement regarding the
functions specified in clause (b) of rule 4 of the said Rules;
Explanation 4- Officers as mentioned in Government of India’s Notification No.S.0.394 (E) dated
16.04.1987 amended from time to time are authorized to file complaints against violation of
directions included in this Notification under Section 19 of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
By Order & in the name of the Governor of Karnataka,
Mahendra Jain
Additional Chief Secretary to Government,
Forest, Ecology and Environment Department
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Ql : Why are you banning plastics?
Due to increased use of plastics, a majority of them end up in garbage. 80% of garbage by volume is plastic.
This gets burned in the open, affecting the air that we breathe leading to several breathing issues, skin issues
and cancer. It also ends up in landfills leading to chemicals seeping in land affecting the water we drink. In
order to protect the health of the residents of the ward, Government has decided to implement the ban on
single-use plastic.
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Q2 : If the waste is segregated, the plastic can go for recycling, then why ban it?
The market for recycling plastic has come down due to the reduction in oil prices resulting in virgin plastic being
cheaper than recycled plastic. Due to fall in recycling market, more and more plastic is reaching land fills and
creating a garbage menace for the authorities.
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Q3 : Customers ask for carry bags. 1 don’t want to lose business.
When all the traders comply, the customer is forced to carry his own bag. Customers are also informed
through public information. Shop-keepers also can let the customers know about the ban and request them
to carry their own bags.
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Q4 : What will I do with the stock of carry bags and other banned material I have?
Wherever there is a return policy, please return the material. Rest have to be disposed off as dry waste. Any
financial loss incurred on account of stock can be made up by the trader in form of savings in plastic bag
spend in the subsequent months.
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Q5 : Why plastic ban is applicable only in Karnataka?
Karnataka Government has taken this decision considering the environmental hazard. It is only a question
of time that the ban will become applicable nation-wide too.
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Q6 : Is plastic above 40 microns allowed?
As per the Karnataka State notification on ban of single use plastic, plastic of all microns thickness are
banned.
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Q7 : How will I pack atta or other grocery?
Paper covers of 60gsm or greater thickness, can be used to pack if the customer does not carry own small
bags to pack grocery
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Q8 : I have oily greasy food product 1 sell. I need to pack in plastic. What is the alternative?
There are butter paper packets that are available and it can be packed in those packets but cannot be stored.
So store them in drums / large airtight containers and pack as needed in smaller packets.
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Q9: How does the Borrow a bag work?
The traders purchase cloth bags and rent it out to their customer at an agreed price. When the customer
returns the bag, the trader refunds the money to the customer. This is to ensure that there are no disposables
used when the customer misses to bring their own bag.
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Wholesale markets that used to stock plastic disposables are now flooded with alternatives.
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Q11 : What do 1 do for take-away food and drinks?
Take-away food needs to be packed in containers if the customer has brought them. Else, need to be packed
using alternative packaging such as leaf and paper combination, aluminium packing containers, aluminium foil,
sugarcane bagasse cups, arecanut boxes etc.
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Q12 : Can I finish the stock of plastic or other banned items that I have?
No. The Government Order is effective from March 11th, 2016.
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Q13 : I deal with disposable plastic / paper / Styrofoam plates and glasses, cups, etc. What do I do?
Return the stock. Switch to alternative products and we can promote the wholesaler to other traders.
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Q14 : Instead of asking us to stop using plastic, close down the factories that produce.
Manufacturing single-use plastic is not allowed in the state and authorities will ensure the factories are inspected
to ensure compliance. If demand reduces, people will anyways switch to producing eco-friendly products.
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Q15 : Milk is sold in plastic, atta etc., comes in plastic. What about them?
Dairy products are exempt from the ban. Pre-packaged goods are not banned for now. Govt has given 2 years’
time to these products to adopt EPR (Extended Producers Responsibility) wherein they become responsible of
processing the packaging they release in the market.
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Q16 : When I give a biryani take-away isn’t it considered pre-packed?
No. Pre-packing is clearly defined as packing in manufacturing/processing unit and not at retail point
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Government of Karnataka
Environmental Management and Policy
Research Institute, Bangalore
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