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Pressure has been mounting on the international community with growing numbers of businesses, NGOs and governments supporting a legally binding treaty to address plastic pollution on a global scale. In this panel we bring together key stakeholders across the plastics value chain to ask why this is needed, what key elements the Treaty should contain, as well as exploring financial, regulatory and brand perspectives on this issue.
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