Shout out to all the amazing organisations who worked so hard to make this happen - @mcsuk @FaunaFloraInt @EIAinvestigator and loads more! 
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BREAKING: Today, two years after first campaigning to ban microbeads, we welcome the great news that rinse-off cosmetic products can no longer be manufactured using microbeads in the UK!
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Fantastic news.
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Great news!
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"Manufactured"-does that mean there's a loophole that they can be sold here as long as not made here?
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That was my first thought too. Is sale of products with plastic microbeads banned in UK? Can products be manufactured with microbeads in UK for export?
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I wonder how many will say “bloody Eu” now
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Nothing to do with EU...this is UK government...
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Well done excellent news.
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Any microbead products manufactured up to today, as well as existing stocks, can still be sold until later this year…
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