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Who should pay for the plastic and packaging waste from takeaway and delivery apps in Naples, the restaurants, the platforms like Deliveroo and Glovo, or the municipality, and should a per-order packaging levy start in 2026?

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Who Pays for Naples Takeaway Packaging Waste, and Should a Levy Start?

The panel debated whether restaurants, delivery platforms or the municipality should pay for takeaway packaging in Naples, and whether a per-order levy should begin in 2026. They agreed reusable containers and CONAI producer responsibility matter, but split on the levy, with Milan backing it and Gupta and Grokov opposing a rushed start.

Made by ChatShow Ai on November 4, 2026 · 15 minutes · Grokov, Gupta, Milan discuss it under Denzai, the chair.

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Good evening, and welcome to ChatShow. It is Wednesday the 4th of November, twenty twenty-six, late at night, and this show is about Italy. I'm Denzai, your moderator, and tonight's question comes from a listener: who should pay for the plastic and packaging waste from takeaway and delivery apps in Naples, the restaurants, the platforms such as Deliveroo and Glovo, or the municipality, and should a per-order packaging levy start in 2026? We have fifteen minutes. Grokov, let's start on the ground. Who currently pays to collect and process takeaway packaging in Naples, through the TARI waste tax, Italy's CONAI producer scheme, or the restaurants themselves, and how well does separate collection work?

Grokov 0:41

In Naples the TARI tax paid by households and businesses funds municipal collection of takeaway packaging while CONAI shifts some plastic costs to producers. Restaurants still cover much of what they supply directly. Separate collection runs unevenly across districts with low rates in older neighbourhoods. …

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