
Coalition for Plastic Reduction MN
We are dedicated to reducing plastic production and its harmful environmental impacts. We educate, advocate for policy change, promote sustainable practices, and raise awareness about plastic pollution. Our goal is to reduce single-use plastics, encourage alternatives, and unite businesses, governments, and communities to build a more sustainable future for Minnesota.
The Work We Are Doing
We are actively advocating for legislative efforts that support healthier, safer food systems. One important initiative we’re focusing on is the Test and Report Phthalates in Packaged Food Bill, a proposed law designed to protect consumers from harmful chemicals in packaged food.
Phthalates are harmful chemicals commonly used in plastics to enhance flexibility and durability. They can leach into food and drinks, raising significant health concerns. The goal of this bill is to ensure that packaged food is tested for phthalates and that the results are made publicly available for consumers.
Take Action: Sign Letter in Support of the MN Phthalates Reporting Bill
Other Initiatives
Our efforts extend beyond phthalates, with a focus on tackling plastic use and encouraging sustainable alternatives. Some of our ongoing initiatives include:
MN Residents: Plastic Knowledge and Attitudes Survey
Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) for Packaging Comes to Minnesota

Help Us Make Minnesota Better
Plastics harm our health, environment, and wildlife. Reducing plastic use is essential for a healthier, more sustainable future. Join us in making a difference for Minnesota!
Stay Informed: Other Ways to Help
Stay connected with us and be part of the solution. Here’s how you can get involved:
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