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Commission backs reusable foodware resolution, urges Board of Supervisors to act
Summary
The Commission on the Environment voted unanimously to advance a resolution encouraging the Board of Supervisors to adopt a reusable food serviceware ordinance, outlining on‑site reuse, acceptance of customers' reusables for takeout, accessories‑on‑request rules, and reusable cup systems at large venues.
The San Francisco Commission on the Environment voted March 28 to advance a resolution encouraging the Board of Supervisors to adopt a reusable food serviceware ordinance aimed at cutting single‑use food packaging.
Miriam Gordon of the Reusable SF Coalition described the proposal's four elements: require reuse for on‑site dining, ensure businesses accept customers' personal reusables for takeout, update "accessories on request" to be consistent with the state…
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