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Prohibits EPS and requires 100% recyclable/compostable packaging by 2032.
Requires clear labeling and no added PFAS. Must qualify as organic per USDA.
CalRecycle-approved food packaging must be reusable, recyclable, or compostable in CA state facility food services.
Restricts chasing arrows symbol and prohibits compostable products using added PFAS.
Bans added PFAS and restricts hazardous chemical alternatives.
Prohibits single-use straws and EPS containers.
Enforces seperation and diversion of organic waste.
Prohibits EPS and plastic stirrers. Straws only on-request.
Prohibits plastic to-go bags and must provide reusable option.
Plastic and EPS restrictions at city and county levels.
Prohibits fiber packaging with added PFAS.
Prohibits EPS in state facilities and requires recyclable options.
Mandatory PFAS reporting with ban starting starting 2030.
Prohibits disposable EPS foodware.
EPR program for recycling and waste infrastructure.
Prohibits added PFAS in food packaging.
Prohibits disposable EPS foodware.
Shifts recycling cost to producers.
Prohibits government agencies from purchasing single-use plastic water bottles.
Mandates packaging be reusable, recyclable, or compostable by 2032.
Prohibits EPS and single-use plastic and paper bags. Plastic straws only on request.
Prohibits added PFAS in food packaging.
Prohibits single-use plastic bags at checkout.
Prohibits added PFAS in food packaging. PET cannot store hot foods. Requires clear compostable markings.
Prohibits EPS containers and to-go bags. Plastic utensils and straws only by request.
Prohibits food scraps in trash for all residents and businesses.
Prohibits EPS foodware, foam coolers, and packing peanuts.
Requires third-party certification, state database listing, and green/brown color-coding. Bans "biodegradable" terms.
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