With only hours left for negotiations, governments must make a choice. They can continue negotiating a treaty with universal support but little impact. Or they can agree on a treaty based on global rules across the full lifecycle of plastics, confident in knowing that this is what the majority of governments, business and civil society wants.
A treaty based on voluntary measures alone will not end plastic pollution and will only exacerbate the fragmented regulatory environment that business is facing.
Find out more about our ambition for INC-5
Read our +20 CEO open letter calling for global rules
The Business Coalition for a Global Plastics Treaty brings together +275 businesses and financial institutions committed to supporting the development of an ambitious, effective and legally binding UN treaty to end plastic pollution. The coalition is convened by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation and WWF, in collaboration with aligned businesses and supported by strategic NGO partners.
With only hours left for negotiations, governments must make a choice. They can continue negotiating a treaty with universal support but little impact. Or they can agree on a treaty based on global rules across the full lifecycle of plastics, confident in knowing that this is what the majority of governments, business and civil society wants.
A treaty based on voluntary measures alone will not end plastic pollution and will only exacerbate the fragmented regulatory environment that business is facing.
Find out more about our ambition for INC-5
Read our +20 CEO open letter calling for global rules
The Business Coalition for a Global Plastics Treaty brings together +275 businesses and financial institutions committed to supporting the development of an ambitious, effective and legally binding UN treaty to end plastic pollution. The coalition is convened by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation and WWF, in collaboration with aligned businesses and supported by strategic NGO partners.