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Oregon lawmakers target plastic utensils, hotel toiletries with expanded bag ban

  • The Oregon Senate passed Senate Bill 551 on a vote of 22-8, which aims to expand the state's plastic bag ban and eliminate hospitality-size toiletries by 2027.
  • Sen. Janeen Sollman stated that the bill would benefit the environment and help businesses save money by reducing plastic use.
  • David Brock Smith emphasized the need for cleaner beaches and waters, linking local industries' support for the bill to healthier ecosystems.
  • Opposition came from Sen. Kim Thatcher, who argued for consumer choice, and Sen. Noah Robinson, who stated that banning plastic isn't the solution to littering.
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Oregon lawmakers target plastic utensils, condiments, hotel toiletries with updated bag ban

Oregon lawmakers are advancing efforts to reduce plastic waste by expanding the state's plastic bag ban.

·Portland, United States
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Florida Phoenix broke the news in on Tuesday, March 11, 2025.
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