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Corporations play a big role in the plastics pollution crisis. Break Free From plastic members and allies have long been calling out and holding corporations accountable. Browse through various campaigns related to this work.

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Thank you #BrandAudit2020 Participants and Organizers

October 27, 2020 by Break Free From Plastic

Each year, Break Free From Plastic changemakers and allies conduct a global audit of plastic waste collected from cleanups in order to hold the top corporate polluters accountable. This year is no exception. With a loud and clear message to KEEP THE PRESSURE ON, countless volunteers safely participated in brand audit events all over the world.

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Corporate Accountability, Policy, Press Release

Plastic Industry Must Take Responsibility for Their Packaging Waste Instead of Blaming Consumers

October 01, 2020 by Break Free From Plastic

Indian government must enforce stringent Extended Producer responsibility (EPR) rules to ensure that plastic producers and brand owners take back their plastic waste instead of shifting the blame to the consumers and costs to the local authorities.

Corporate Accountability Policy Press Release

Corporate Accountability, Policy, Press Release

US Senator Udall Introduces Legislation to Prevent Corporations from Dumping Plastic Pellets Into the Oceans and Other Waterways

September 24, 2020 by Brett Nadrich, US Communications Officer

Current law allows plastic producers and shippers to discharge trillions of small plastic pellets – “nurdles” – directly into waters without any consequences, with toxic impacts on public health and wildlife

Corporate Accountability Policy Press Release

Corporate Accountability, Plastics & Health, Press Release

Eighty percent of consumers are worried about the addition of plastic to cosmetics and 70% want a ban

May 29, 2020 by Break Free From Plastic

Corporate Accountability Plastics & Health Press Release

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