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D2W BIODEGRADABLE PLASTIC COMPLIANT WITH EU DIRECTIVE
Symphony's CEO, Michael Laurier , said "Our announcement of the 23 June repeated verbatim the approval we had received from Ireland , but the heading was technically incorrect. In the view of the EPA of Ireland , and based on scientific evidence relating to d2w, only plastic products made with d2w are proven to fully biodegrade without leaving persistent microplastics or toxic residues, therefore different to oxo-degradable or oxo-biodegradable plastics as defined by the EU Directive 2019/904 or the EU Commission Notice 2021/C 216/01, which states that such plastics do not properly biodegrade and leave persistent microplastics.
"Therefore, d2w biodegradable plastics are confirmed by the EPA of Ireland to be compliant with the EU Directive. Additionally, d2w biodegradable plastics are compatible with the EU Plastic Strategy.
"We are pleased to receive this guidance from the EPA in Ireland . Having now clarified this, we see no reason why d2w products should not now be sold and used in every member-state of the EU. We are confident that it's better for Europe's environment for plastic to be made so that it quickly biodegrades leaving no toxic residues, instead of lying or floating around for decades and creating microplastics."
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