AG Tong Sues Reynolds over Non-Recyclable Hefty “Recycling” Trash Bags

May 30,2024

Attorney General William Tong on Tuesday sued Reynolds Consumer Products for violations of the Connecticut Unfair Trade Practices Act, claiming the company falsely and deceptively marketed Hefty “Recycling Bags” despite full knowledge that their bags were incompatible with recycling facilities in Connecticut.

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