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California has already established requirements that will go into effect in 2026 to ban single-use plastic bags and foodware in eateries, and Napa County has gotten a head start on the eco-friendly ...

The ordinance requires the use of reusable or compostable foodware for in-house dining, and compostable or recyclable foodware for take-out. The Calistoga Green Committee, which advises the city on ...

The City Council is scheduled to consider on Monday night a package of laws targeting plastic foodware items and produce bags. If the council supports the staff proposal, the thin, light produce and ...

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 ...

WAILUKU– Ashley O’Colmain brought members of a Maui County Council committee jars filled with seawater and plastic she picked up at Kahului Harbor just before a Tuesday committee meeting. “It’s very ...

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 ...

Compostable foodware manufacturer Terravive is on a mission to reduce global plastic pollution using the strength of innovation and American manufacturing. With a 100-item product line that includes ...

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 ...

When it ends up in a landfill, food waste is a potent source of greenhouse gas emissions. A Toronto-based startup called Genecis, part of Y Combinator’s latest cohort, turns it into something valuable ...

Earlier this week, Berkeley City Council voted unanimously on a new ordinance that will radically change the way restaurants operate in the city. It requires all disposable food packaging to be ...