Producers of single-use packaging should share in environmental responsibility, says environmentalist


Trash collected during the first three days of experiment.

KOTA KINABALU: Producers of mineral water and single-use packaging, especially polystyrene food boxes, should share the responsibility of clearing up pollution that they have potentially created, says environmentalist Anton Ngui.

He said these producers should be aware that in their pursuit of commercial profit, they have to share some of the responsibility for the pollution now created.

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