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Zandvoort has had enough of litter and swaps disposable cups for reusable ones

Zandvoort has had enough of litter and swaps disposable cups for reusable ones

Hospitality businesses participating in the Zandvoort Racefestival are switching from disposable plastic cups to reusable hardcups to reduce waste and litter. Starting August 15, visitors will pay a deposit for the cups, which can be returned for a partial refund, to promote sustainability during the event.

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