St. Paul Mulls Ban On Styrofoam Takeout Containers
To-go orders could soon have a different look in St. Paul. The city council is a vote away from banning Styrofoam and black plastic takeout containers.
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To-go orders could soon have a different look in St. Paul. The city council is a vote away from banning Styrofoam and black plastic takeout containers.
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