• @[email protected]
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    2319 days ago

    You think the bottles are going to be any better? They’re going to end up in the ocean with all of the other plastic bottles from other drinks.

    • @n3m37h
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      219 days ago

      No, glass or stainless steel

        • @n3m37h
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          119 days ago

          Single serving things should be illegal, only things needs to be single serving is shit found in a hospital

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            118 days ago

            Single serving containers for food have their place, but there’s nothing that can’t be stored in either wax paper, aluminum, or glass(in that order). Aluminum is probably the best balance between recyclability and weight(fuel need to transport . You can even make aluminum “bottles” that fit in preexisting vending machines.

            • @n3m37h
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              118 days ago

              No, single serving bulkshit should be illegal. Other than convience there is 0 need.

              You could do the same with glass too, and as I’ve stated previously, aluminum needs a barrier, and normally is plastic

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        119 days ago

        Those bottles in the image look like plastic. I can’t find anything indicating they are using glass or stainless steel.

    • @[email protected]
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      119 days ago

      PET bottles are very easily recicled. In my country a sizeable amount of PET bottles sold are 100%recycled PET

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        519 days ago

        But only a small fraction of the plastic gets recycled.

        If 9/10ths of the plastic ends up in a landfill or the Pacific garbage patch, having 1/10th of that plastic recycled into another bottle (which then will eventually have 9/10ths tossed in a landfill anyways) isn’t doing much. It’s better than not recycling at all, but it’s green washing to say that it’s “eco friendly”, which Capri-Sun allegedly did at this trade show.