Feel like you're seeing fewer Styrofoam containers these days? You may be right. According to Packaging Dive, a wave of ...

If you want to use these containers, however, you may want to reconsider. Safer and environmentally friendly alternatives to Styrofoam include to-go containers and cups made from recycled plants ...

"If we’re going to preserve our landfill and stretch it out for as long as possible, we need to reduce the waste that we put ...

“The Green-to-Go ordinance was created to reduce the ... from the coronavirus pandemic and supply chains buckled. Foam containers aren’t piled up on counters in Minneapolis restaurants ...

It’s a new year, and that means the end of Styrofoam to-go containers in Oregon. As of Jan. 1, a new state law takes effect that bans restaurants and food carts from using polystyrene foam ...

COLORADO SPRINGS — Styrofoam containers will no longer be handed out by Colorado restaurants this year. A law to ban polystyrene to-go containers went into effect on January 1st. It prohibits ...

Mesa Pizza Dinkytown doesn't generally use foam containers except for single to-go slices. But manager Nato Coles said the business is not worried about having to find something else to replace it.

The next phase for Washington state's ban on Styrofoam is about to kick in, putting an end to an era of squeaky to-go containers used by restaurants and other businesses. Yep. No longer shall five ...

Manuel Balce Ceneta / AP Restaurants throughout Oregon will need to ditch to-go containers made of plastic foam by 2025, under a bill headed to Gov. Tina Kotek’s desk. Senate Bill 543 ...

(KATU) — A new year means new laws taking effect in Oregon. One of those new laws, the statewide ban on Styrofoam to-go containers, will come with an added cost to businesses and likely consumers.

Many of us are familiar with coffee cups and to-go containers made from plastic foam — known casually, albeit incorrectly, as Styrofoam. The common foam we think of when we hear "Styrofoam" is ...