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Summary of Ipsos Report: Attitudes Towards Single-Use Plastics, February 2022

Overall, the survey highlights strong global support for addressing plastic pollution, with high agreement across countries and regions for policies and consumer behaviors.
Importance of an International Treaty: Across 28 countries, an average of 88% of adults (ranging from 78% in the US and Japan to 96% in Peru and Mexico) believe it is essential, very important, or fairly important to have an internationally binding treaty to combat plastic pollution. Regionally, Latin America and BRIC countries show the highest levels of belief.
Consumer Preferences for Plastic Packaging: Globally, 82% of adults express a desire to buy products with as little plastic packaging as possible. Support varies by region, with Latin America showing the strongest agreement and North America and G-8 the lowest.
Support for Banning Single-Use Plastics: Approximately 75% of adults surveyed across countries support banning single-use plastics as soon as possible, with Latin American and BRIC countries demonstrating the highest agreement.
Product Stewardship Responsibility: The survey found that 85% of adults believe manufacturers and retailers should be responsible for reducing, reusing, and recycling plastic packaging. High agreement is seen in Latin America and Europe, while North America shows slightly lower levels.
Country and Regional Variations: Countries like Mexico, Colombia, and Peru, as well as regions like Latin America and BRIC, generally exhibit higher support for plastic pollution combat measures. Conversely, countries such as the US, Japan, and some G-8 members show lower agreement, often due to less urban or affluent samples in the survey.
Methodology Note: The study, based on 20,513 respondents across 28 countries, may be influenced by affluent and urban biases in samples from certain nations, but the overall findings reflect strong global sentiment.