P WHICH REGULATES THE LAW . '- THAT REGULATES THE PLASTIC OF A SINGLE USE AND DISPOSABLE CONTAINERS ‘OR CONTAINERS Regulation will be carried out through measures of prohibition, collection, awareness, education, among others. ‘These measures except the bags used to move food in bulk or animal origin, or those justified its use for reasons of asepsis and innocuousness, cleanliness, hygiene or health. Nor does it apply to the straw that is given in hospitals and clinics Ye >— te WHAT ARE THE DISPOSABLE PRODUCTS? they are single-use products, or disposable products, although those that may have a longer durability, for example, disposable air filters can last for months, although they undoubtedly last less than washable air filters. Examples of disposable products: Picnic products: plastic cups, plates and cutlery and paper napkins. Plastic gloves, used for exampk supermarkets to collect pieces of fruit. Diapers and condoms Disposable razors. Disposable syringes and hypodermic needles. Single use cameras. Non-rechargeable batteries. Have you ever wondered where plastic plates? ‘cups and cutlery go? Disposable products are one of the biggest ‘sources of pollution for the ‘environment, especially for the seas, and today we want to talk about it.