A new proposal from State Representative Laura Faver Dias of Grayslake could mean higher costs for shoppers who rely on carryout bags. Under House Bill 5112, set to begin in January 2027, Illinois retailers would charge a fee of ten cents per bag, increasing by five cents each year until reaching a quarter per bag. The measure applies to all types of bags, with an added provision prohibiting retailers from using plastic bags for deliveries. Advocates highlight environmental benefits, while critics raise concerns about added expenses for families. The bill is currently under consideration in the state legislature.
STATEWIDE BAG TAX PROPOSED
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