In their quest to make me a little less pissed off - Dasani is changing over to PlantBottle technology - currently only in western Canada, but coming to the rest of us in May. PlantBottles are made with up to 30 percent plant-based materials and are fully recyclable.
Their eventual goal is to make traditional plastic bottles a thing of the past and ensure that every beverage produced by Coca-Cola is available in 100 percent plant-based, fully recyclable packaging.
But don't worry Coca-Cola, I applaud you for this first step and I can't be mad at you anyhow because you brought back Coke in those adorable little glass bottles and have made them readily available to me.
Glass bottles are wonderful because: I can recycle them; people don't throw them in the ocean (except maybe to send messages) so they don't get caught in the blow holes of whales; pop just tastes better out of a glass bottle - that's a scientific fact; if you put one in the freezer for 10 minutes you get coke slush - delicious!; and there are less calories in the little glass bottle than in a can which makes it easier to keep my girlish figure!
Am I alone in my shunning of plastic water bottles or are there others out there happy to see this change?
- Lisamarie -
Agree on the plastic water bottles. Hate them. Buy two canteens: one for work, one for home, and you're done. Especially in Canada, where the tap water has such strict regulations. It pisses me off that people will pay $2 for a bottle of water that is filtered tap water. Plus the plastic water bottle is just terrible.
ReplyDeleteSo trust me, you're not the only one that's angry at this "need" for bottled water!
Thrilled to see this change!
ReplyDeleteI don't get plastic water bottles, either. It's cool that they're changing to a more eco-friendly format, but I think more people should just get a water filter and some reusable bottles :P
ReplyDeletei love glass bottles =]
ReplyDeleteboo plastic~
I'm REALLY happy for the change too. I live and die and breath by my Sigg water bottle, keeps me drinking AT LEAST a liter a day, and helps save a gajillion plastic ones;)
ReplyDeletexx
amelia