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Plastic Pollution Project, What the Bag?, receives R10k in donations

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What the Bag, a “solution to plastic pollution, project by Knysna teenage activist, Sahara Thagunna received donations to the value of R 10,000  to help her achieve her goal of sewing and handing out 2020 free bags in 2020.

 

Plastics SA and  PETCO each contributed R5,000 to “What the Bag?”

 

 

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About Plastics|SA

​Plastics|SA represents all sectors of the South African Plastics Industry including polymer producers and importers, converters, machine suppliers, fabricators and recyclers.

​Plastics|SA has been mandated to ensure a vibrant and sustainable plastics industry in South Africa. The plastics sector is uniquely placed to meet the needs of a sustainable society and to deliver solutions to many challenges such as climate change, water scarcity, resource usage and energy recovery.

 

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About PETCO

PETCO, the PET Recycling Company, is a company that takes Extended Producer Responsibility (something that, in the industry, we call EPR) for the end-of-life solution for the PET bottle sector on a collaborative basis, both financially and operationally.

PETCO supports recyclers with community programmes, educational material and awareness programmes on recycling. PETCO promotes recycling efficiency in the production, design, conversion, collection and recycling of post-consumer PET plastic.

 

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What the Bag?”

In the video below. Sahara Thagunna explains more about the “What the Bag?” project.

 

 

2020 for 2020 as explained by Sahara:

 

My goal is to sew 2020 bags for 2020, all of which will be handed out for free.  But I can’t do this without your help. It costs me R20 to sew one set of bags (1 set = 1 shopping and 1 produce bag). By simply donating R20 to “What the Bag?”, you can make the creation of a set of bags possible, and that set of bags will be handed out for free with the special message to inspire and create change.  If you can and want to support “What the Bag?” in the sewing of 2020 bags for 2020 just hit that donate button and make your contribution – every bit counts!

 

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