Turn the tide
ON Plastic Pollution
Individual action, global impact
We believe in a world where our actions are connected to our oceans so all life can thrive. Whether you live in a big city or feel more at home underwater, we can all make a difference when it comes to the choices we make We all have a role to play, and together we can stop plastic pollution at source, so our oceans and beaches won’t need to be cleaned in the future.
Join thousands of incredible everyday activists across the UK and help create a wave of change. With your help, we’re empowering communities, changing behaviour, championing reusables and pressuring big brands and retailers to act.
We’re calling for A BAN ON SINGLE-USE PACKAGING FOR EAT IN SETTINGS
We want single-use OFF the menu for good! Do you agree that there’s no need for single-use food and drink packaging to be served to customers who are eating-in restaurants, cafes and bars?
Plastic pollution is still one of the biggest environmental issues we face. So why are unnecessarily wasting single-use packaging when there are reusable cups, crockery and cutlery available instead. We’re calling on a ban. Will you join us?
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