Single-Use Plastic Bans Bring Unintended Consequences for People Experiencing Homelessness and Developing Countries
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First plastic bags, then straws, and now . . . miniature toiletries.
In a world where half the plastic produced globally is packaging we use just once, and only nine percent of all plastic is recycled, a consumer tide against single-use plastics is sweeping up grocery retailers, restaurants, and now the hospitality industry.