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It’s interesting that the plastic particles may be coming from the bottle caps, which would mean that non-plastic bottles with plastic caps might also be affect
by kennu 9y ago
It’s interesting that the plastic particles may be coming from the bottle caps, which would mean that non-plastic bottles with plastic caps might also be affected.
- kwhitefoot 9y agoAnd is it caused by the process or is it something that continues. I mean if I reuse the bottle and cap do I continue to get more and more particles or does it happen only in the bottling plant. It would be interesting to know because I reuse plastic bottles for brewing over and over again. They are the kind that used to be used here in Norway that were actually reusable. The bottlers have abandoned them now in favour of very lightweight LDPE that can be crushed in the recycling machine in the supermarket which means that we now get new bottles for every purchase instead of a reused bottle.