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Ketchup sachets to be BANNED in Europe from this summer, as EU cracks down on single-use condiments
Ketchup sachets will be banned in Europe starting this summer as the EU implements restrictions on single-use condiments. The policy aims to reduce plastic waste by targeting disposable food packaging.
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