The Federal Constitutional Court has declared the municipal packaging tax to be lawful - a ruling that is also making waves in Hesse. The science city of Darmstadt is currently examining the introduction of such a tax in order to reduce single-use packaging and keep the cityscape cleaner.
With the planned packaging tax, disposable packaging, crockery and cutlery could soon be subject to an additional charge. Specifically, this means: 50 cents per disposable container for food, 50 cents per cup and 20 cents per set of cutlery. These amounts quickly add up - especially for restaurants with a high proportion of to-go business.
An example: If you serve 100 meals and 50 drinks a day in disposable packaging, you pay an additional 75 euros a day - that's almost 2,250 euros a month.
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Since the Federal Constitutional Court confirmed the packaging tax in Tübingen, many cities in Germany have been considering similar measures - including Darmstadt. The city wants to use such a tax to make the use of disposable packaging unattractive and at the same time promote sustainable alternatives.
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Not only do you avoid the packaging tax, but your guests also save money, as many businesses in Tübingen have passed on the tax costs to their customers.
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