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NJ diners fume over new ‘Skip the Stuff’ law affecting take-out orders: ‘Next will be toilet paper in public bathrooms’

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NJ diners fume over new ‘Skip the Stuff’ law affecting take-out orders: ‘Next will be toilet paper in public bathrooms’
New York Post
New York Post1 hrs ago
NJ diners fume over new ‘Skip the Stuff’ law affecting take-out orders: ‘Next will be toilet paper in public bathrooms’
Get the fork outta here! New Jersey takeout customers must now request single-use plastic items — like utensils, straws and even condiment packets — under a new law that social media users are sounding off against. The “Skip the Stuff” law puts an end to the longstanding practice of eateries automatically loading up to
Newsweek
Newsweek🏁 first to report22 hrs ago
How 'Skip The Stuff' Law Changes Restaurant Orders in New Jersey
New Jersey's new "Skip the Stuff" law requires customers to request utensils, straws and condiments, aiming to cut plastic waste.