By: Bill
Before long I suspect just as they are going to do in Seattle with re-usable shopping bags… their next step will be to tax take out containers from your local restaurants and coffee places. Better...
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By: Cathy
PK, I’m impressed. I checked out ur page for a glimpse of what’s the latest and greatest but did not find any crap. I was not yet at this stage when I left Van…I was using foil instead of styrofoam…but...
View ArticleBy: Drew
Do you ever have people refuse to fill your container? I live in the Los Angeles area and I’ve been denied based on health code claims.
View ArticleBy: Peter
I’ve never been refused here in Vancouver but it might just be a matter of time…
View ArticleBy: Ana
OMG I’ve been obsessing about this very topic myself! Although I still haven’t gathered enough guts to actually bring my own container and ask my to-go meals to be put in them. But this blog is...
View ArticleBy: Dan
Maria: I feel the same way. I found a collapsible mug this year that is amazing!! I did my research and this seems like the best thing on the market… at least last time i checked:...
View ArticleBy: April
You all are very inspiring! I just found out last night from my director at Tupperware that by Ca state law they are required to let you use your own containers for your leftovers. They or you must...
View ArticleBy: Katie
Hey, I actually tried this on my college campus and was turned down by the servers saying "it’s against federal law." I was shocked!! I’m still looking into it, but apparently it’s a policy (maybe it’s...
View ArticleBy: CrockPotLady
Good luck with bringing your own container. Most Fast Food places have various sizes of disposable that act as portion or size control. Some of the nit wits wouldn’t know how many fries to put in your...
View ArticleBy: Liz
I hope its not "against federal law" I’ve not got a clue. I’ve been meaning to do this when I ask for takeout at fast foods, but I’ve felt to embarrassed thus far. >:( Im gonna e-mail most fast...
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