wet wipes and sanitary products

wet wipes and sanitary products

In addition, there would be new labelling requirements for sanitary towels, wet wipes and balloons.

This will apply to sanitary towels, wet wipes and balloons;

The same goes for sanitary napkins, tampons and scented wipes.

Sanitary towels, wet wipes and balloons will not be banned but will require a clear and standardised labelling which indicates how waste should be disposed.

As per the directive, wet wipes, sanitary towels, tobacco filters, and cups will be labelled if they are made with plastic and their packaging will warn consumers of the environmental damage that would be caused by disposing of these items incorrectly.

Damp paper towels or disposable wet wipes (for hard surfaces)

Burn anything that might be burnable, especially papers, Kleenexes, tampons, paper towels (after having them dried beforehand).

Burn anything that might be burnable, especially papers, Kleenexes, tampons, paper towels (after having them dried beforehand).

damp paper towels or disposable wet wipes (for hard surfaces);

– Damp paper towels or disposable wet wipes (for hard surfaces)

Damp paper towels or disposable wet wipes (for hard surfaces

Detailed labelling on sanitary towels, wet wipes and balloons, informing consumers of the negative environmental impact of their inappropriate disposal;

Detailed labelling on sanitary towels, wet wipes and balloons informing citizens of the negative environmental impact of inappropriate disposal