How McDonalds, Subway, and Burger King have responded to the EU's straw ban
A number of fast food chains, including McDonald's, Burger King, and
Subway, have their work cut out for them: the EU is clamping down on
plastic. Though some fast food chains are now using paper, many are now
having to rethink ways of packaging their food.
Though you'll still find plastic straws in many McDonald's, Burger Kings,
and Subways, the EU's ban is taking a tough stance on single-use plastics.
So far, no one has come up with any alternatives to straws and customers
who want to eat plastic-free only have the choice of eating out of a basic
cup — without a lid or a straw. Even the paper cups don't provide
non-plastic lids.
Burger King and McDonald's are still using
plastic dishes
In many cases, salad still comes served in plastic dishes and the cutlery
that accompanies it is no different. At present, non-plastic trays are
nowhere to be seen on the tables of most fast food joints. Everything
is currently based almost exclusively on disposable tableware.
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