the government threatens the bad students of fast food

However, it has been mandatory since January 1. A dozen fast food brands have not yet presented their action plan on the implementation of reusable tableware, the government announced on Wednesday February 8. “Compass Group, Restoria, 1001 Meals, Elior, Dupont Restauration, Starbucks, Domino’s, Five Guys, McDonalds (Antilles) and Nabab Kebab” are the companies concerned, listed the Minister of Ecological Transition Christophe Béchu and his Secretary of State Bérangère Couillard, in a press release.

These companies are part of the thirty brands (fast and collective catering as well as theme parks) that the ministers had convened on January 6 to take stock of this measure, the effective application of which is still encountering difficulties. practice. Some brands argued, among other things, that they needed time to carry out the necessary work in order to be able to wash dishes or that they could experience delays in the delivery of new containers. The ministers had then granted a period of fifteen days for each sign to present the measures and the timetable that it intended to implement to achieve during the year to respect this new obligation.

A threat of sanctions

The ten brands that have still not responded after a month “have been revived twice”, “by e-mail and by post”continues the ministry in its press release. “A control campaign will begin in the field at the beginning of March” And “Sanctions may be initiated against restaurant chains that do not comply with the law and that have not put in place an action plan to remedy it”threatens the government.