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Philadelphia City Council approves new 15-cent fee for paper bags at stores
Philadelphia City Council approved a new 15-cent for all customers who need a paper bag in stores.
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15-cent fee for paper bags approved by Philadelphia City Council
Shoppers in Philly who rely on paper bags would need to start paying up per bag under a new policy approved by Philadelphia City Council.
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Philly food trucks violating city's plastic bag ban, study says
A new survey found that 84% of food trucks in Philadelphia have been violating the plastic bag ban.
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Upper Merion Township to ban plastic bags and utensils in 2024, officials say
Under this new ordinance, all use of single-use carry-out bags, single-use plastic straws, single-use utensils, and polystyrene food service products will be prohibited at commercial establishments.
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Township Bans Plastic Bags on the Main Line
Radnor Township’s ban on single-use plastic bags goes into effect Wednesday after a six-month wait to allow locals to prepare.
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Radnor Plastic Bag Ban
Radnor Township’s plastic bag ban has gone into effect. The ban, approved back in September, gave local businesses six months to prepare before it went into effect.