Massachusetts H912 aims to reduce polystyrene in the environment by banning its use in disposable food service ware and packing materials in food and.
Massachusetts H912 seeks to reduce polystyrene in the environment by prohibiting food and retail establishments from using, selling, or distributing disposable food service ware and packing materials made from foam or solid polystyrene. This includes items like bowls, plates, trays, cups, and packing peanuts. Exemptions are possible for undue hardship or inventory drawdown. Enforcement is handled by local health agents and the Department of Environmental Protection, with fines up to $500 per violation. The Board of Health can adopt rules to implement the chapter.
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