Requires certain businesses to submit excess food reduction plan to DEP; provides CBT credit to eligible businesses that reduce excess food by 25 percent.
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```json { "summary": "This bill requires certain businesses that cater or order food to submit an excess food reduction plan to the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP). It also provides a corporate business tax (CBT) credit to eligible businesses that reduce excess food by 25 percent through methods like composting, recycling, or food donation. The DEP will review these plans and businesses must report on the plan's effectiveness after implementation.", "keyProvisions": [ "Requires businesses catering or ordering food to submit excess food reduction plans to the DEP.", "Provides a CBT credit for businesses reducing excess food by 25 percent through approved methods.", "Establishes a fee for submitting excess food reduction plans to the DEP.", "Requires business
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Joseph Vitale
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