Allows grocery stores and third-party delivery services to offer paper and cardboard bags for three years, requires reusable bag programs, and.
This bill allows grocery stores and third-party grocery delivery services to offer paper and cardboard bags for three years, provided the paper bags contain at least 40% postconsumer recycled content. It also allows these entities to offer reusable bags and unpackaged groceries delivered to a customer-provided container. The bill mandates that stores and delivery services that provide reusable bags establish programs for their return, sanitation, reuse, recycling, or donation to food banks and pantries.
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