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Banff’s new single-use waste reduction bylaw to take effect Saturday

More changes are coming for everything from plastic bags to utensils. Edmonton’s single-use plastic ban starts in July. Alison Abbink, the City of Edmonton’s waste reduction lead, joined ‘Global News at Noon Edmonton’ to break down what’s changing and how that could affect you. – Jun 27, 2023

Banff’s new Single-Use Item Reduction bylaw that aims to decrease the amount of single-use, disposable items in the town will take effect on Canada Day.

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Starting Saturday, the bylaw will require businesses like coffee shops and restaurants to serve food and drinks without disposable accessories (straws, utensils, cup lids, etc.). Customers must request these items, the Town of Banff said in a news release on February.

Businesses can offer them at self-serve stations for disposable accessories but must also offer reusable items.

Also starting Saturday is a new bylaw that requires businesses to serve customers who are asked to be served using reusable cups and containers that customers bring with them.

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