Jamie Hailstone is a Freelance Contributor. She focuses on climate change and the environment, with particular expertise in ESG, sustainability, and the intersection of business and agriculture. Jamie's work has been featured in Forbes and Environmental Health News.
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As environmental concerns grow, more and more U.S. states are banning or restricting the use of plastic foam foodware.
By: Jamie Hailstone
States across the U.S. are implementing bans on plastic foam foodware as new regulations take effect in California and Oregon, aiming to curb environmental damage from single-use packaging.
A recent analysis by McKinsey and the World Economic Forum highlighted the vital role of circular retrofitting in conserving natural resources.
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