The end is nigh for microbeads

Published: 20-Aug-2015
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How are governments worldwide moving to ban microbeads in toiletries?

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The end is nigh for microbeads

The use of microbeads as an ingredient in personal care products is coming under pressure, with several governments now considering a ban of such microparticles from cosmetics, personal care and other products, and some companies undertaking voluntary bans.

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