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FIFA Bans Refillable Water Bottles at World Cup Venues

FIFA Bans Refillable Water Bottles at World Cup Venues
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FIFA has updated its stadium code of conduct to ban fans from bringing reusable water bottles into World Cup venues. The organization claims the policy change is necessary for safety, though it forces attendees to purchase bottled water inside the stadiums.

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The decision has sparked criticism regarding fan welfare and environmental sustainability, as it limits hydration options during major sporting events.

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The FIFA World Cup Trophy is displayed during the Los Angeles stop of The FIFA World Cup 26 Trophy Tour by Coca-Cola at LA Live in Los Angeles on March 24, 2026. (Photo by Frederic J. Brown / AFP)

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The article reports on a policy change and includes FIFA's official justification alongside the criticism, maintaining a balanced perspective.

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