Thankfully over here it is starting to move, albeit slowly
It's baby steps, for sure. But we have definitely got a reduction-in-packaging-and-especially-plastic thing going on.
We have our milk delivered (are milkmen a thing in the US?). It comes in glass bottles which we return (they go through the dishwasher with the rest of the dishes). This means we avoid a couple of 1 litre plastic cartons every week, or a hundred or so every year. Things like cotton buds (q-tips to you) come in cardboard packaging, having foregone the plastic lid. A few food items that had a transparent plastic window now do not. A guilty junk-food pleasure of ours is the Old El Paso crispy chicken fajita* kit - it used to come with a plastic bag to shake and coat the chicken, now it does not, and one uses a bowl.
We have our milk delivered (are milkmen a thing in the US?). It comes in glass bottles which we return (they go through the dishwasher with the rest of the dishes). This means we avoid a couple of 1 litre plastic cartons every week, or a hundred or so every year. Things like cotton buds (q-tips to you) come in cardboard packaging, having foregone the plastic lid. A few food items that had a transparent plastic window now do not. A guilty junk-food pleasure of ours is the Old El Paso crispy chicken fajita* kit - it used to come with a plastic bag to shake and coat the chicken, now it does not, and one uses a bowl.