"White pollution" is forbidden because it is cheaper because of foaming lunch boxes

In recent days, many people’s telephone calls reflected that the state’s three orders and five applications prohibit the production and use of disposable foam plastic tableware. However, there are many small restaurants and small fryers on the farmers’ markets that are all in use. It is hoped that relevant departments will eliminate “white pollution” and protect public environmental hygiene. .
On the afternoon of July 20th, the reporter went to a farmer's market near the south tower of the Hexi district and saw that hawkers in the market were using ultra-thin plastic bags to serve food and food for customers, and waiters at street food stalls and small restaurants used disposable hair. Bubble plastic tableware for customers to hold rice and cooking. The reporter asked the waitress that the country of cutlery had ceased to be used long ago. Are you afraid of the environmental protection department to inspect it? The waiter told reporters that the country is not allowed to use it, but if the price of such a lunch box is low, then there is a market. According to the owner of a small fry stall, this clean white disposable plastic foam lunch box is about 7 cents each, and the price is relatively low, but the real eco-friendly lunch box is in two corners, small restaurants and small fry shops. Generally use the former one.
It is understood that the cost of the last production line of disposable plastic foam tableware is low, and the product price is also low, which has impacted the market for environmentally friendly tableware. After some twists and turns, the reporter also learned that most of the disposable plastic foam lunch boxes used in Tianjin were purchased from Hebei, Shandong, and the local market, with lower prices and larger market shares.
At the same time, the reporter visited several farmers’ markets in Hongqiao District and Nankai District and found that this problem also exists. The masses have called on relevant departments to step up enforcement efforts to eliminate "white pollution" and stop using disposable foam plastic utensils to protect the environment.