SB 378
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SB 378
State parks: state beaches: expanded polystyrene food container and cooler ban
California · Introduced
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| Lena Gonzalez | Sponsors | Lena Gonzalez sponsored SB 378. | None |
| Global Plastics Recycling Inc. | Lobbied on it | Global Plastics Recycling Inc. named SB 378 in 3 lobbying reports. | 3 reports |
| Indorama Ventures Sustainable Solutions Fontana, Inc. | Lobbied on it | Indorama Ventures Sustainable Solutions Fontana, Inc. named SB 378 in 3 lobbying reports. | 3 reports |
| RePET Inc. | Lobbied on it | RePET Inc. named SB 378 in 3 lobbying reports. | 3 reports |
| Social Compassion in Legislation | Lobbied on it | Social Compassion in Legislation named SB 378 in 3 lobbying reports. | 3 reports |
| California Fisheries and Seafood Institute | Lobbied on it | California Fisheries and Seafood Institute named SB 378 in 2 lobbying reports. | 2 reports |
| City of Half Moon Bay | Lobbied on it | City of Half Moon Bay named SB 378 in 2 lobbying reports. | 2 reports |
| City of Laguna Beach | Lobbied on it | City of Laguna Beach named SB 378 in 2 lobbying reports. | 2 reports |
| California Product Stewardship Council | Lobbied on it | California Product Stewardship Council named SB 378 in 1 lobbying report. | 1 report |
| State parks: state beaches: expanded polystyrene food container and cooler ban. | Source records | SB 378 has an explicit source reference to State parks: state beaches: expanded polystyrene food container and cooler ban.. | None |
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