EU to ban throw-away plastic items to curb ocean pollution

Source: Dukascopy Bank SA
Throw-away plastics, such as polystyrene cups, straws, are expected to be banned in the EU by 2021, EU officials agreed, passing measures to diminish plastic use, aiming to reduce marine litter.
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