Connecticut officials move forward with bill to ban polystyrene foam containers
If passed, polystyrene foam containers would not be allowed in Connecticut restaurants or schools.
Apr 4, 2023, 2:29 AM
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If passed, polystyrene foam containers would not be allowed in restaurants or schools.
The Education Committee approved the bill Monday.
It will head to the Connecticut House next.
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