Starting today, retail stores with 20,000 square feet or more in Boston have to stop providing thin-film single-use plastic bags to customers unless they have gotten a temporary waiver from the city.
They'll also have to charge customers at least 5 cents per bag, whatever kind of bag they offer.
Starting today, retail stores with 20,000 square feet or more in Boston have to stop providing thin-film single-use plastic bags to customers unless they have gotten a temporary waiver from the city.
They'll also have to charge customers at least 5 cents per bag, whatever kind of bag they offer.…
