Ahimsa is working to eliminate plastic dishware from schools. It’s a winner in Fast Company’s 2025 World Changing Ideas ...

California is beginning to enforce its ban on foodware made from expanded polystyrene, commonly known as plastic foam or Styrofoam. A law passed in 2022 required producers of plastic foam foodware ...

An ordinance to reduce the use of single-use plastic foodware items went into effect in Cupertino on Wednesday, Sept. 6. The ordinance applies to cafes, restaurants and other food and beverage ...

The Los Angeles City Council took another step towards a citywide law that would require restaurants to offer only recyclable paper and wood-based foodware ... for reducing plastic use in L.A ...

The Novato City Council advanced an ordinance this week that would ban businesses from offering plastic, single-use foodware. If the council gives final approval to the ban on May 9, Novato would ...

Falling in line with new state requirements that go into effect in 2026, the Napa County Board of Supervisors passed an ordinance Tuesday to ban single-use plastic bags and foodware. The new ...

The first plastic-reduction ordinance brought the city into compliance with AB 1276. The following items have gone into effect due to the ordinance: • Reusable foodware is required for all on ...

BAR HARBOR, Maine (WABI) - College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor has become the first school in the nation to eliminate disposable plastic foodware. A reusable to-go program launching this winter ...

(The Center Square) – Illinois Democrats pushed a mountain of bills through the General Assembly this week, including one that dealt with plastic foodware. The measure provides that a third ...

Santa Cruz is an eco-trailblazer, demonstrating its leadership at the city and county levels in the phase-out of single-use plastic foodware, hotel toiletry bottles and more. While California ...

Restaurants would be prohibited from providing customers with single-use plastic disposable foodware items when they dine-in under a bill filed by Rep. Jennifer Gong-Gershowitz, D-Glenview.