FLSB-594
Preemption of Recyclable and Polystyrene Materials
- Jurisdiction:
- Florida
- Type:
- Preemption
- Last action:
- Apr 30, 2021
Plastic Packaging
Bill addresses preemption of local plastic and polystyrene regulations, directly relevant to state-level EPR and product stewardship policy by removing state preemptions that restrict local authority over recyclable materials and disposable plastic products.
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