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Apparently, the combination of water and plastic boréas materials is increasingly precarious. There is, on the one hand, who hopes and promotes the return of the glass and the consumption of tap water, and who, perhaps not being able to give up the "bubbles", suggests to use cardboard containers boréas as an alternative to PET bottles .
This is what, in summary, support those of B oxedwaterisbetter: "about 76% of the cardboard container is made from renewable resources that, if managed in a manner responsible become a unique alternative to the use of substances harmful to the environment. The cardboard box is shipped flat to the producers, reducing by 1/5 the footprint compared to PET bottles or glass, and thus limiting the movement of trucks, boréas trucks and the subsequent release of CO2 into the atmosphere. Same goes for the phase of disposal of the product, which flattened little space. "
Those of Retap, also attentive to the fate of the planet, follow, however, a different logic. "We use the glass but, using tap water, our bottle can be used many times. "Thus was born in Copenhagen, Retap, curvy bottle of borosilicate glass. The stopper is made of thermoplastic material (BPA Free). I, personally, drinking tap water incline to Retap. And you? Which do you think is the best solution?
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