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Pierre Poilievre says there is no need to reduce plastic packaging
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Never even heard of hemp straws. And I'm near Vancouver, hippy Canada to older Eastern Canadians
I saw them at a coffee shop in Field, BC a few years ago and asked the owner about them, as I thought at first they were maybe pasta or some kind of starch-based bioplastic (the holder was just labelled 'biodegradable straws'); they felt just like a good sturdy plastic straw. The ones I saw were translucent beige, but websites I find them on show opaque green straws so I don't know what the difference is there.
We'll thanks for sharing the knowledge