EherVielleichtSep 30, 2023

it's a secret mom's campaign to stop drinking out of the bottle....

https://feddit.de/post/3989396

it's a secret mom's campaign to stop drinking out of the bottle.... - Feddit

Source [https://www.packagingnews.co.uk/news/materials/closures/new-trimas-tethered-caps-meet-eus-single-use-plastics-directive-09-01-2023#:~:text=With%20the%20upcoming%20new%20EU,to%203%20litres%20in%20volume.]

Show threadrutenlSep 30, 2023
If you can’t outright solve a problem you shouldn’t try to improve the situation >:(
Show threadAItoothbrushSep 30, 2023
How is this improving the situation. Do people only throw away the caps? I think this is just some stupid law so that they can say they tried. I still think soda cans are just a better solution and make it mandatory that companies recycle their own waste.
Show threadMJBruneOct 1, 2023
Soda cans have lots of plastic in them.
Show threadKiosade
What? Soda Cans are made of aluminum, aren’t they?
Oct 1, 2023 at 10:46pmWeb
Show threadSchmeckingerOct 1, 2023
They need a liner on the inside.
Show threadKiosadeOct 2, 2023
Ah I thought only paper products needed an inner coating like that. Is there a concern of it oxidizing or something?
Show threadSchmeckingerOct 2, 2023
Aluminum is poisonous in larger amounts and a lot of can contents are pretty acidic.
Show threadMJBruneOct 2, 2023
They have a plastic lining to stop the soda from tasting like metal.