styrofoam boxes
Lightweight white cartons
Styrofoam boxes are lightweight containers made from expanded polystyrene foam, used primarily for keeping food hot or cold during transport.
Takeout restaurants pack meals in them; seafood markets ship fish in larger versions.
The material insulates well but doesn't biodegrade, making these boxes environmentally controversial.
Many jurisdictions have banned them: The city outlawed styrofoam boxes for restaurant takeout.
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styrofoam boxesbiodegradable packaging
Materials that decompose naturally
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