Upper Dublin single-use plastic bag restrictions go into effect

Dated: October 23 2024

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The Upper Dublin Township Board of Commissioners adopted an ordinance regulating the use of single-use plastic bags on March 12, which after the 180 days’ notice took effect on Sept. 8. Under Ordinance No. 24-1389, all retail establishments in Upper Dublin Township will be prohibited from providing single-use plastic bags or “bags that do not qualify as reusable bags” to customers at the retail establishment or through a delivery service. According to a press release from the township, the commissioners hope the new ordinance will reduce littering and help the environment. Find out more here.
Source: Wissahickon Now; 9/10/2024

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