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Vanuatu eyes ban on disposable nappies

Monday 24 Jun 19 12:00pm

Disposable nappies contain plastic and can take hundreds of years to degrade

VANUATU which has already introduced one of the toughest single-use plastic bans , is believed to be the first nation to propose a ban on disposable nappies.

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