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All NYC businesses must containerize their trash by March 2024

By Ben Brachfeld
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Posted on September 19, 2023

All New York City businesses must put their trash in solid containers with lids starting in March of next year, Mayor Eric Adams announced on Tuesday.

The move will expand the city’s trash containerization mandate beyond food service businesses and large chains, which started having to dispose of garbage in solid receptacles this month.

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All NYC businesses must containerize their trash by March 2024

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