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Isn’t there a decline in deposit bottle usage in Germany? When I was a kid beer was delivered to your house by the crate and empties picked up. I was led to be
by subpixel 5y ago
Isn’t there a decline in deposit bottle usage in Germany?
When I was a kid beer was delivered to your house by the crate and empties picked up. I was led to believe this has become less common, which would be regrettable bc it was elegantly efficient.
- laulis 5y agoThere's Flaschenpost[1] in some cities, and afaik it's pretty popular. Me and my partner use it pretty regularly. [1] https://www.flaschenpost.de/ https://www.flaschenpost.de/
- dark-star 5y agowow, what a badly designed site. I can't even look at it because it keeps pestering me with some popup that asks for my ZIP code (which I don't want to provide, as I just want to know what that page is all about)
- Semaphor 5y agoDeliveries, I don't know. But every sparkling water, beer bottle has deposit as have all (?) cans. So a decline would be kinda impossible unless people stop buying those.
- ratww 5y agoEvery other month I see old products going from "disposable" to "with deposit". So I don't think so. The latest for me were the tiny juice bottles from Rewe. 25c Pfand.
- subpixel 5y agoEdit: it's reusable/refillable bottles that I am remembering and referring to, and I'm happy to say the system in Germany seems to be strong, per Google.