Tweet of Secretary of State to the Environment, Brune Poirson:
Sinon, pour protéger un œuf, la nature a inventé un emballage ingénieux qui s’appelle la coquille !
Bravo @Leclerc_MEL pour cette fantastique innovation 👏🏽😓
Heureusement, la #LoiAntiGaspillage va permettre la suppression de ces aberrations.#WorldEnvironmentDay2020 pic.twitter.com/WZaXuGB7m5— Brune Poirson (@brunepoirson) June 5, 2020
Translation of her Tweet:
Nature has invented a a smart packaging for eggs, it’s called egg shells.
Congratulation to Leclerc (French Retailer) for this fantastic invention.
Lucklily, the new french law (Anti-spoil law, loi anti-gaspillage) will bring an end to these kind of infringements.
Her cabinet Added:
” There are two elements that we see on this picture.
First the black tray, most certainly made of expanded polystyrene like kebab boxes, and which will be banned from January 1, 2021.
Then stretch film, which is technically recyclable, but not necessarily everywhere since the recycling infrastructure is not yet deployed across the country. ”
Brune Poirson
Brune Poirson usually uses hard words, but remains soft to the industry.
She’s not the worse secretary of state for the industry and not the best for the environment.
She positions herself as a “hardcore” pro-consumer and pro-environment, but she remains friendly with the industry.
Brune Poirson tacle Leclerc sur des œufs durs vendus sous plastique
