Fifa has banned reusable water bottles from World Cup stadiums, sparking accusations of prioritizing revenue over fan health. Supporters' groups cite health risks due to expected heat, questioning Fifa's safety arguments and the lack of pricing for water inside venues.
Fifa has banned reusable water bottles from World Cup venues due to safety concerns, citing risks of injury if thrown. While measures like misting stations and hydration stations will be available, fans worry about heat and access to water inside stadiums.
FIFA has banned reusable water bottles inside stadiums for the 2026 World Cup, citing safety concerns. This reverses an earlier decision allowing transparent bottles, as they could be thrown and cause injury. Concerns remain about hydration and high temperatures.
Spain's planned deposit, return, and refund system (SDDR) for cans and plastic bottles is likely to be delayed until January 2029, over two years past the original deadline. This aligns with industry and supermarket preferences, while environmental groups urge immediate action.
A man in southern China has been apprehended for allegedly poisoning Xiaobai, a French Bulldog famous online for collecting plastic bottles. The dog's owner reported the incident after receiving screenshots of an animal abuse group planning to harm the pet.
