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Robert Dowhan

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  • Aug 3

    Poland’s government removes free tap water rule from bill, coalition minister vows to bring it back

    Poland's government has backtracked on a plan to require restaurants to serve free tap water, removing the provision from a packaging waste bill just days before it was due to take effect. A senior minister from a coalition partner immediately promised to fight for its return.

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