Rejecting a plea from manufacturers that the production of plastic bags creates jobs, Kenya’s high court on Monday paved the way for the world’s strongest ban on plastic bags to come into full effect. The law, representing Kenya’s third attempt at a ban in the past decade, comes with harsh penalties….
Source: Morningcall
Kenya bans plastic bags, threatening 4 years imprisonment and fines of up to $40,000
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