Скачать или смотреть The California compliant straw, No More Plastic!

Here's a summary of the key points related to plastic straw laws in California:

California Plastic Straw Ban (AB 1884): In 2019, California passed Assembly Bill 1884, which prohibits full-service restaurants from automatically providing single-use plastic straws to customers. Instead, customers must request a straw if they want one. This law is aimed at reducing the unnecessary distribution of plastic straws and encouraging more sustainable practices.
Disability Accommodations: The law does include provisions to ensure that individuals with disabilities who require plastic straws for medical or accessibility reasons are still able to access them without issue. This is to strike a balance between environmental concerns and ensuring accessibility for all.
Local Regulations: Some cities and counties in California may have their own specific regulations related to plastic straws that go beyond the statewide law. It's important to be aware of any additional local restrictions if you are operating a business or dining in a specific area.
Alternative Materials: Many restaurants and establishments in California have responded to these regulations by offering alternative straw options, such as paper, biodegradable, or reusable straws, as a more sustainable choice.
Please note that the specifics of these laws may have evolved since my last update, and new legislation may have been introduced. It's important to check with the California state government or local authorities for the most up-to-date information on plastic straw regulations in the state.