Proposals aim to ban disposable products in Illinois businesses and schools – Center Square

“It reduces choice for small business owners. We have a one size fits all mandate applied across the board. Maybe it makes sense [for a business] to use plastic bags or maybe it makes sense to use paper bags,” said Noah Finely, of the National Federation of Independent Business. “It is reducing the small business owners ability to best serve their customers. This is going to increase costs for consumers who are already struggling with high cost of living and inflation.”
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Fed up neighbor
1 year ago

Illinois the land of Jackass politicians

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