WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — Plastic soy sauce bottles shaped like fish are tiny, cute and beloved by many sushi eaters. But in the state of South Australia, the decorative containers swam into a ...

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Plastic soy sauce bottles, often shaped like fish and a common sight with takeaway sushi in many countries, have been banned in South Australia. From Monday, restaurants in the state are prohibited ...

An Australian state has banned plastic fish-shaped soy sauce containers, reeling in a sushi lovers' favourite that is washing up in drains and beaches. South Australia is the first state in the ...

A Tasmanian sushi shop owner has helped launch an environmentally friendly way for customers to take away soy sauce with purchased sushi. Sush co-owner David Painter unveiled Angus Ware’s “Holy Carp” ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Holy Carp! can store up to 12 milliliters of soy sauce, significantly more than its plastic predecessor. “The soy fish are cute ...