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Palapa Grill in Simpson Bay started stopped using one time containers yesterday.
Next SXM visit -November 2023. Also January 2024.
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Well, yeah, but how many other things are not being addressed, like the AIRPORT, like timeshare legislation, etc, etc., etc...
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Biodegradable items will work fine as long as they're composted. Otherwise, if tossed out in a plastic trash bag, they just become another piece of trash.
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I am a firm believer in bringing your own insulated cup. Particularly in our unit we rent, I use that to make drinks or fill with water and ice. I have had some success using it out and about. I see a few people doing that, not too many.
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Has anything changed on island as of yet? Is water still sold in plastic bottles? I always bring my own shopping bags and travel cup but places still serve drinks in plastic cups which I then pour into my cup. They won't mix drink right into my cup and that still leaves the plastic to be thrown away.
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