Virginia's Styrofoam ban takes effect in just over a week, restricting large food vendors from using single-use polystyrene.

Large food vendors across Virginia will soon have to ditch Styrofoam containers, with a full statewide ban by 2026.

RICHMOND, Va. (WAVY) — Virginia’s ban on Styrofoam is set to take effect July 1, four years after legislators approved its ...

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Abstract: Expanded polystyrene (EPS) foam is one of many internal packaging materials used worldwide, and the most well-known is Styrofoam. Approximately 2.3 million tons of polystyrene wind up in ...

Polystyrene (PS) is created by mixing ethylene and benzene in the presence of aluminum chloride. This creates Ethylbenzene, which, when dehydrogenated, becomes Styrofoam. This foam-like material ...

Assembly Bill 244, which targets food dispensing establishments with 10 or more locations in the state, aims to curb the use of disposable foodware made from polystyrene foam starting October 1 ...