North Carolina H423 aims to reduce waste by prohibiting food establishments from providing single-use foodware unless requested by consumers.

North Carolina H423, known as the Skip the Stuff Act, seeks to minimize waste by restricting food establishments from providing single-use foodware and condiments unless specifically requested by consumers. This includes items like utensils, straws, and condiment packets. The act allows exceptions for items necessary to prevent spills or ensure safe delivery. Third-party food delivery platforms are also required to offer an option for consumers to request these items.

North Carolina H423 aims to reduce waste by prohibiting food establishments from providing single-use foodware unless requested by consumers.

North Carolina H423, known as the Skip the Stuff Act, seeks to minimize waste by restricting food establishments from providing single-use foodware and condiments unless specifically requested by consumers. This includes items like utensils, straws, and condiment packets. The act allows exceptions for items necessary to prevent spills or ensure safe delivery. Third-party food delivery platforms are also required to offer an option for consumers to request these items.