TOKYO -- McDonald's Japan will adopt paper straws and wooden utensils at all locations starting on Friday, a move that the fast-food chain expects will eliminate 900 tonnes of plastic waste a year, Nikkei has learned.
Hamburger chain's shift to eliminate 900 tonnes of plastic waste annually

McDonald's has tested wooden utensils and paper straws at some locations in Japan since February. (Photo by Yuhei Kambe)
TOKYO -- McDonald's Japan will adopt paper straws and wooden utensils at all locations starting on Friday, a move that the fast-food chain expects will eliminate 900 tonnes of plastic waste a year, Nikkei has learned.