
TOKYO -- Japan's Environment Ministry plans to introduce subsidies for companies that make biodegradable alternatives to single-use plastic products, as part of a global push to reduce the amount of plastic ending up in the world's seas.
Environment Ministry to provide $45m in subsidies for alternatives
TOKYO -- Japan's Environment Ministry plans to introduce subsidies for companies that make biodegradable alternatives to single-use plastic products, as part of a global push to reduce the amount of plastic ending up in the world's seas.
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