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PFA bans re-use of PET bottles

byCT Report
17/07/2017
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LAHORE: Punjab Food Authority (PFA) on Monday put a ban on the re-use of PET bottles. The PFA directed the hotels and people to discard the bottles after making a hole in it and these plastic bottles now can only be used for recycling industry, a PFA spokesman said.

Strict action will be taken against the industries involved in re-filling in used mineral water bottles. DG PFA Noorul Amin Mengal in a statement said that plastic bottles had a chemical named Bisphenol A, which could cause dangerous diseases including cancer after entering in human body.

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Action will be taken against the shops and restaurants, if empty bottles were found from their jurisdiction, he added.

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