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New York Becomes Second U.S. State to Ban Plastic Toiletry Bottles in Hotels—the Latest Subject of Single-Use Plastics Bans

In April, New York became the second state to pass a law prohibiting hotels from offering their guests personal care products in single-use plastic bottles. Set to go into effect on January 1, 2024 for hotels with 50 rooms or more and January 1, 2025 for hotels with less than 50 rooms, the law, which is included in New York’s Environmental Conservation Law, restricts “hotels from making available to hotel guests small plastic bottle hospitality personal care products.” 

The legislation defines “small plastic bottle” as “a plastic container with less than a twelve ounce capacity that is intended to be non-reusable by the end user.”

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single-use plastic reduction, new york, conservation law, personal care products

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