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The city recommended fines ranging from $50 to $250 for restaurants, food delivery and third-party courier services that send utensils and other items like soy sauce and ketchup packets to customers who didn’t ask for them.

Literallily, what you have to do, you collect all your packets, scan a qr code, log into a thing online, print out a mailing label, find a box, you put the taco bell sauce packets in a box, print the mailing label off, go to the post office and mail it off. >> also, the freight uses energy -- >> also, the carbon that comes out of that. the point in all of this, it really is a forward-leaning optimistic show, is what can advocates and companies do together to change the nature of that packaging. >> that's the thing i was asking, you separate -- >> so we only have two bins, trash and recycling. ...

See. leyicet gokey, thank you so much for sharing your story. >> thank you for having me, shannon. this is a big deal to the cuban-americans here. >> shannon: it is. thank you. and tonight's real news, israeli leaders blaming ben & jerry's for their decision saying the sales in the territories stopped by the palestinians are inconsistent with our values. the anti-israel boycott movement. last year they threw their support behind the defund the police movement. taco bell apologizing for being out of its -- some of its delicious food items. customers taking a social media to report of lack of it...

By www.iHeartToby.com Apr 21, 2021 Taco Bell partnering with TERRACYCLE to give it's sauce packets a "spicier second life that doesn't involve a landfill." Let's RUN TO THE BORDER, YA'LL! Taco Bell’s plastic sauce packets have a short life. That’s soon changing: The fast food chain is partnering with recycling company TerraCycle to give its packets a “spicier second life that doesn’t involve a landfill.” Taco Bell said that more than 8 billion sauce packets are used every year in the United States, a massive number that’s potentially environmentally damaging. Specific details ...

By www.iHeartToby.com Apr 21, 2021 Taco Bell partnering with TERRACYCLE to give it's sauce packets a "spicier second life that doesn't involve a landfill." Let's RUN TO THE BORDER, YA'LL! Taco Bell’s plastic sauce packets have a short life. That’s soon changing: The fast food chain is partnering with recycling company TerraCycle to give its packets a “spicier second life that doesn’t involve a landfill.” Taco Bell said that more than 8 billion sauce packets are used every year in the United States, a massive number that’s potentially environmentally damaging. Specific details ...