New Jersey has introduced a significant change in its approach to single-use plastics, with the "Skip the Stuff" law now in effect. The legislation aims to reduce waste and promote sustainability by restricting the use of single-use plastics in various settings, including restaurants, grocery stores, and other businesses. Under the law, establishments are prohibited from providing single-use plastic bags, Styrofoam containers, and straws to customers, with some exceptions for take-out and delivery orders. As the state looks to become a leader in environmental conservation, the "Skip the Stuff" law is a major step towards reducing plastic waste and promoting eco-friendly practices.
Here's what's in New Jersey's “Skip the Stuff” law that just took effect NBC New York
