Back to old habits


Paying no heed to ban: Petaling Jaya City Council food court traders have reverted to single-use plastics when serving food.

SINGLE-use plastics is making a comeback at restaurants and even food courts managed by local councils.

While it is common to see food served on polystyrene plates, drinks come in single-use plastic cups with straws. Plastic forks and spoons are provided with meals, too.

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