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Montreal's single-use plastics bylaw coming into effect

Summary by Ground News

Plastic utensils, containers, cups, straws and lids will eventually be banned in all bars and restaurants in Montreal. The goal is to force restaurant owners and their management teams to move toward more sustainable alternatives. There are still many exceptions to the ban, including takeout orders, delivery companies and non-profit organizations in the food services industry.

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CTV News

Montreal's single-use plastics bylaw coming into effect

The bylaw banning certain single-use items comes into effect on March 28 in Montreal. The city says it will support the 8,400 food stores and restaurants in this ecological transition. As of March 28, cups, glasses, sticks, straws and plastic utensils, whether compostable or not, will be banned in food stores and restaurants.

1 year ago·Canada

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Global News

Montreal phasing out single-use plastics in restaurants - Montreal

Plastic utensils, containers, cups, straws and lids will eventually be banned in all bars and restaurants in Montreal.

1 year ago·Toronto, Canada

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Montreal Gazette

Montreal's ban on some single-use plastics starts Tuesday

Starting Tuesday, you won't be able to get plastic cups, straws and stir sticks at most Montreal-area cafés and restaurants, and plastic cutlery won't be available for those dining in.

1 year ago·Montreal, Canada

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