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Jun 4, 2026
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FIFA bans reusable water bottles at World Cup, says water can be bought on site
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FIFA is banning spectators at World Cup matches from bringing reusable water bottles into its stadiums, after initially saying it would allow them. Just three weeks ago, FIFA updated its code of conduct policy for North American venues, stating that “empty, transparent, reusable plastic bottles, up to (1 litre in) capacity, may be brought into the stadium,” Reuters reported, but backpedalled Thursday, saying they were no longer allowed and that fans will now have to purchase bottled water on site. 1:31 BC Place GM Chris May on reusable water bottles during FIFA games BC Place GM Chris May on r…
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