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Single-Use Plastic Ban in London Gets Shoppers to Use Alternatives Made of Bamboo and Corn
A part of the federal government's objective to eliminate all plastic waste by 2030 is a ban on single-use plastics. London - Ontario consumers and store owners are willing to comply.
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