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Aluminum is actually recycled, and should replace PET for all drinks packaging To the best of my knowledge, no one has made a resealable aluminium can. Until t
by dagw 2y ago
Aluminum is actually recycled, and should replace PET for all drinks packaging
To the best of my knowledge, no one has made a resealable aluminium can. Until that is solved aluminium is inferior to PET for many use cases. In fact this is the primary reason I hardly ever buy soda in cans.
- strogonoff 2y agoScrew-on-cap aluminium bottles and glass bottles both exist.
- dagw 2y agoNever seen drinks sold in screw-on-cap aluminium bottles. In what country or what type of drinks use them?
- kalleboo 2y agoIn Japan they are very common for canned coffee, I dunno if it's because plastic bottles are unsuitable for warm drinks or something? (the drinks are kept hot ready to drink in the vending machine/store aisle) https://dol.ismcdn.jp/mwimgs/d/e/-/img_def751445b616015211f369e24d7e941157049.jpg https://dol.ismcdn.jp/mwimgs/d/e/-/img_def751445b616015211f3... https://img.kurashinista.jp/get/2023/01/06/c4cc391408c0f56635544683e130b337.jpg?size=900x600&v=1 https://img.kurashinista.jp/get/2023/01/06/c4cc391408c0f5663... https://cafe-no-chishiki.club/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/アルミボトルコーヒー複数.jpg https://cafe-no-chishiki.club/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/アルミ...
- strogonoff 2y agoSeen them in probably every convenience store in South Korea and some other East/South East Asian countries. Coffee, juice. Not sure if they have the inner plastic container aluminium cans have.
- thsyehdy3635 2y agoAluminum bottles exist.