COVID-19 Emergency Changes to Consumer Bag Regulations
Updated: June 26, 2020
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Given the disruptions caused by COVID-19, several states and cities have temporarily stopped enforcement or delayed implementation of regulations that ban retailers from giving out plastic consumer bags. The chart below summarizes state and city actions related to plastic consumer bags. Only the top cities are included below. Note that most consumer bag related regulations are at the local level. This is a changing situation and it is possible that not all actions are included here. If you know of changes or additional states suspending enforcement, please send a note to tiffin.shewmake@rila.org.
For Information on local bag regulations, visit the Retail Compliance Center's consumer bag legislation page.
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