Følelsen er at kamp mot plastforurensing og innføring av panteordninger nå er i ferd med å ta av overalt på kloden! Ting er i gjære også i Frankrike. Regjeringen der skal legge frem "Circular Economy Roadmap" i mars. Pant er på trappene kom det frem da en representant fra regjeringshold uttalte seg på TV tirsdag og Tomra fremheves som aktøren som tilbyr maskiner hvis pilotprosjekt igangsettes i Paris og Marseille. Panteordninger for batterier er tydeligvis også til vurdering. Her er et utdrag fra fransk artikkel om dette, oversatt til engelsk.


As part of the preparation of the Circular Economy Roadmap to be published in March, the government is exploring ways to boost the collection and recycling of household packaging. Named "surety" in this case, the financial instruction figure prominently in the current reflections. This is the result of the consultations currently conducted by Brune Poirson, Secretary of State for Ecological Transition, who spoke on RTL Tuesday morning on this topic. This would include polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles, metal cans and batteries. As practiced in Finland or Germany, the instruction consists in attributing to a package a financial value - in the order of 20 cents for a PET bottle - to encourage the consumer to bring it back and thus recover the amount recorded. Brunette Poirson takes care to specify that the operation does not cost anything to the consumers who play the game. But the most fussy are already wondering about the bias of the value-added tax (VAT). Coca-Cola sees this as an effective way to recover used packaging out of the home while the cities of Paris and Marseille could engage in an experiment if the decision to conduct one had to be taken. The Norwegian Tomra offers recovery automata to manage these specific flows.

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