Petitions/Ban fish-shaped single-use plastic soy sauce dispensers
StatusClosed
Opened9 Sept 2025
Closes9 Mar 2026
Government response
Parliamentary debateNot eligible
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Plastic fish used in takeaway sushi and soy sauce are wasteful, non-recyclable, and contribute to environmental harm. Banning their use would reduce plastic pollution, protect marine life, and encourage sustainable alternatives, aligning with the UK's environmental goals and reducing excess waste.

Following an Australian state's recent ban on these, single-use plastic fish in takeaway sushi and soy sauce packages are an unnecessary source of pollution. These items often end up in landfills or oceans, harming wildlife and ecosystems. As the UK strives to reduce plastic waste and meet climate goals, banning such items will help lower plastic consumption, protect marine life, and promote sustainable packaging alternatives. With growing awareness, it’s vital for the government to take action on this.

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Constituency engagement ranking

Fred Thomas
1Fred Thomas MP
Plymouth Moor View
4
Chris Curtis
2Chris Curtis MP
Milton Keynes North
3
Luke Pollard
3Luke Pollard MP
Plymouth Sutton and Devonport
3
Munira Wilson
4Munira Wilson MP
Twickenham
3
Sir Mel Stride
5Sir Mel Stride MP
Central Devon
2
Jess Brown-Fuller
6Jess Brown-Fuller MP
Chichester
2
Chris Coghlan
7Chris Coghlan MP
Dorking and Horley
2
Steve Race
8Steve Race MP
Exeter
2
Sarah Olney
9Sarah Olney MP
Richmond Park
2
Anna Gelderd
10Anna Gelderd MP
South East Cornwall
2
Ban fish-shaped single-use plastic soy sauce dispensers — Petitions