The other answer is biodegradable or compostible plastics. A company called Cereplast makes both types of resins for plastics packaging. Support products made or packaged in bio forms of plastic. These products are starting to come out in stores. e.g. Sun Chips.
@TCPprog Actually, many of the so called 'biodegradable plastics' (there is not a legal definition yet) don't degrade in the ocean, also kill wildlife and pose toxicity concerns. More info: look up 'bioplastics labyrinth'. The answers is no or less packaging, reusable materials, glass, metal and paper. Thanks
The other answer is biodegradable or compostible plastics. A company called Cereplast makes both types of resins for plastics packaging. Support products made or packaged in bio forms of plastic. These products are starting to come out in stores. e.g. Sun Chips.
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TCPprog 1 year ago
@TCPprog Actually, many of the so called 'biodegradable plastics' (there is not a legal definition yet) don't degrade in the ocean, also kill wildlife and pose toxicity concerns. More info: look up 'bioplastics labyrinth'. The answers is no or less packaging, reusable materials, glass, metal and paper. Thanks
PlasticPollution 1 year ago