Single-use plastic banned in Eurovision fan zone
Ban on single-use plastic in the Eurovision fan zoneLiverpool to be first city to monitor sustainability of the eventSingle-use plastic has been banned in the fan zone at the Eurovision Song Contest as part of Liverpool's action on climate change, the city council has said.All vendors in the official Eurovision village at Pier Head have signed up to provide recyclable materials only.
The council said visitors to the fan zone would not be allowed to bring food and drink into the site and it was being policed at the entrance, theWater stations have been provided so people can take refillable bottles and the bar will hand out vessels manufactured from plant-based polymer.
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