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Italy sets rules for reusable tableware

New technical requirements, already cleared by Brussels, close loopholes in the SUP Directive for plates, cutlery and straws.

April 16, 2026 15:43

tableware not reusableTo the understandable satisfaction of Assobioplastiche, the Italian association representing the compostable plastics value chain, the new requirements for defining plastic tableware and other single-use products as “reusable” will enter into force in Italy in one year’s time.

The measure was first called for two years ago by the association to close a gap in the EU Single-Use Plastics Directive (SUP), which, while banning single-use tableware and straws, does not specify the technical characteristics that allow a product to be defined as reusable.

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