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It wouldn’t be that different from how a lot of cheese is being handled where I live. Except they currently put the cuts into plastic wrappings (which are “seal
by layer8 2y ago
It wouldn’t be that different from how a lot of cheese is being handled where I live. Except they currently put the cuts into plastic wrappings (which are “sealed” by the price sticker) instead of customer-provided containers. On the other hand, for fruits we already do use nets brought by the customer, and the weighing happens at the checkout.
- riffraff 2y agoIn my hometown in Italy you can ask to put your cheese or cold cuts from the counter in a container you provide. I'm not sure this ends up as a net positive compared to the paper with plastic lining they provide tho, since you have to wash the container at some point.
- antisthenes 2y ago> I'm not sure this ends up as a net positive compared to the paper with plastic lining they provide tho, since you have to wash the container at some point. Unlike different kinds of plastic, water is 100% recyclable and doesn't come from nasty petrochemicals in the first place.
- riffraff 2y agoWater is, but detergent is not