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Why is anyone allowed to even produce non-recyclable materials?
If it's made from plastic, tell them they can only make it from plastic that can be recyclable.
Unless it's used in something like industrial machinery and typically wouldn't need to be recycled anyways, I don't see why a ban would be so hard for things like dollar store toys and camping utensils, etc.