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Say it with flowers, but without plastic wrappers

Transparent wrappers used to dress up the bouquets are made of synthetic materials which are not biodegradable and will take decades to decompose
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Plastic or polypropylene wrappers used by florists should be banned under the Plastic Waste Management Rules, which ban identified single-use plastics. Istock

HAve you ever tried taking a newspaper or plain brown paper to the florist to wrap the flowers that you buy? Try it and I can assure you that your bouquet will not only stand out on account of its unique wrapper, but will carry a distinct message about being environmentally-friendly! Those receiving it will also be relieved because all they need to do is tear off the paper and put the flowers in a vase. If you are ordering a bouquet online, do check about how they send the flowers and make sure that the wrappings are eco-friendly.

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