Transgressors could be slapped with fines ranging between €25 and €250. The law was passed on 3 September last year and also applies to establishments that fail to provide patrons with ashtrays.
Photo credit: https://ecigarettereviewed.com/blog/
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in News · 03 Sep 2020, 09:01 · 1 Comments
Transgressors could be slapped with fines ranging between €25 and €250. The law was passed on 3 September last year and also applies to establishments that fail to provide patrons with ashtrays.
Photo credit: https://ecigarettereviewed.com/blog/
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I am glad to see that Portugal is taking legal action to cut down this very widespread source of plastic pollution. Cigarette butts can also be the source of wildfires, so on both counts anything done to help tackle the problem gets my support!
By Steve Andrews from Other on 03 Sep 2020, 16:33