Delaware Considers Ditching Polystyrene, Restaurant Association Not on Board
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Polystyrene to-go containers are a staple in the restaurant industry, but some Senate Democrats want to ban them for the sake of the environment.
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Senate Bill 51 looks to ban polystyrene to-go containers, along with single-service plastic coffee stirrers, cocktail and sandwich picks, and plastic straws (unless requested by a consumer.)
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