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Delaware House Bill 111, which would cut back on single-use food service items, will soon be discussed. Here's what to know.

While many single-use kitchen tools are a waste of money and space, others are key to tackling tedious tasks. From garlic presses to citrus squeezers, these are the gadgets we stand by.

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The container, and other single-use plastics – including utensils and straws – could soon be banned under a new proposal from a group of York High School students.

A Delaware House bill proposes barring food establishments from supplying items like utensils, napkins, straws and condiments ...

And many single-use utensils, condiments and toiletries are thrown away without being used. SB 526 would make Oregon the first state in the nation to require microfiber filters in clothes washing ...

The bill would restrict single-use plastics at restaurants, stores and hotels. It would ban thicker plastic bags and require single-use utensils and condiments be provided only by request.

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