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.]

If you can’t outright solve a problem you shouldn’t try to improve the situation >:(
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.
Soda cans have lots of plastic in them.
Bummer. I guess glass it is then.

Glass because the added weight ends up being less eco-friendly than plastics during transport. So it’s better to only get glass from local distributers. Also the recycling process of glass is fairly eco unfriendly too.

Aluminum cans might be the best we have for now. I have seen paper milk carton style containers come up more often. As well as plant based plastics.