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    HB124 imposes a 20 cent tax on plastic bags used by customers to carry purchases from grocery stores, convenience stores, or drug stores in order to promote recycling. The bill is supported by the Farm Bureau as it aims to reduce plastic waste.

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    Update on Recycling issues--Jan. 27, 2012

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    HB124 imposes a 20 cent tax on plastic bags used by customers to carry purchases from grocery stores, convenience stores, or drug stores in order to promote recycling. The bill is supported by the Farm Bureau as it aims to reduce plastic waste.

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    Recycling

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    kellypruitt82
    HB124 imposes a 20 cent tax on plastic bags used by customers to carry purchases from grocery stores, convenience stores, or drug stores in order to promote recycling. The bill is supported by the Farm Bureau as it aims to reduce plastic waste.

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    *As of Jan.

    27, 2012 RECYCLING


    HB124 (Morrissey) imposes a tax of 20 cents ($0.20) on plastic bags used by purchasers to carry tangible personal property purchased in grocery stores, convenience stores, or drug stores. Farm Bureau supports.

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