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What is it with this nonsense, Fiji has a peculiar taste people pay for. I don't care if they put it in a plastic or glass bottle, I will buy it. Also, they do
by _8j50 4y ago
What is it with this nonsense, Fiji has a peculiar taste people pay for. I don't care if they put it in a plastic or glass bottle, I will buy it.
Also, they don't have to (doubt they do) bottle it in fiji.
By your logic global trade itself is a waste of fossil fuels. This sort of utopian impractical thinking does more harm to the cause of reducing climate change than actual fossil fuels. Can you not transport goods with renewable energy powered ships and trucks? Can you not use glass or tin cans for bottling like some brands do? Of course you can! Yet you and others want the burden to be on consumers or the actual product people want and you're surprised when people don't give a shit about climate change.
- kennywinker 4y agoThey do bottle it in fiji. The specific taste of fiji water could be replicated without too much effort by analyzing and replicating the mineral content, but people aren't buying the taste they're buying the romance of the idea of tropical water. And yes, much of global trade IS a colossal waste of fossil fuels.