De grandes villes européennes demandent à l’UE d’interdire les filtres des cigarettes

Major European cities are urging the EU to ban cigarette filters, citing their lack of health benefits and contribution to public waste. Cities like Brussels, Munich, Dublin, and Genoa have joined the 'No (Plastic) Filter' campaign, supported by The Hague and Dutch authorities, as well as environmental groups. They argue that existing EU regulations on producer responsibility have failed to mitigate pollution from cigarette filters, necessitating a complete ban.