BOSTON, Feb. 15, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Handbags made of mushroom leather and biodegradable foodware are two examples of how white biotechnology can produce functional products that look good. With the ...

Restaurants, cafes and other food-service businesses in unincorporated Marin could soon be required to use foodware that is reusable or compostable, prohibiting single-use plastics. At a public ...

Napa County is moving forward with a requirement that food providers use reusable or compostable foodware and accessories. The Napa County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday voted to declare intent to ...

Supervisors meeting could change the way San Franciscans eat out by banning small plastic items like straws and other foodware. Supervisor Katy Tang announced the proposed ordinance this morning ...

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Marin supervisors moved ahead Tuesday with an ordinance that will ban the use of single-use plastic foodware, despite the objections of local food vendors who are still reeling from the COVID-19 ...

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In its fourth staging, the Jamaica Food and Drink Festival (JFDF) returns with not only an amazing line-up, but also a focus on reducing its environmental footprint. In keeping with its parent company ...

New legislation being introduced at Tuesday's San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting could change the way San Franciscans eat out by banning small plastic items like straws and other foodware.