I’ll give you an idea…my wife keeps all the thin plastic food containers from when we bring food from a restaurant. Now we have hundreds of reusable containers. We don’t need to buy new plastic containers or plates!
So instead of selling the food in thin containers that eventually become planters or paint buckets, why not let people bring their own Tupperware or plates from home?
So instead of selling the food in thin containers that eventually become planters or paint buckets, why not let people bring their own Tupperware or plates from home?
Food safety reasons. The restaurant then has to clean any random container people bring in, because it represents a contamination risk to the kitchen.
Then they should use PVA based plastic containers. PVA can plasticized like other polymers but it can dissolve in water and get eaten by bacteria. In fact if done without dangerous chemicals you can eat pva.
No. Back up and read the original problem. How does using dissolvable containers help this problem? How does this let people bring in their own containers? You just saw a discussion involving plastic and decided to shoehorn in a reference to a completely irrelevant plastic product.
I’ll give you an idea…my wife keeps all the thin plastic food containers from when we bring food from a restaurant. Now we have hundreds of reusable containers. We don’t need to buy new plastic containers or plates!
So instead of selling the food in thin containers that eventually become planters or paint buckets, why not let people bring their own Tupperware or plates from home?
Food safety reasons. The restaurant then has to clean any random container people bring in, because it represents a contamination risk to the kitchen.
Then they should use PVA based plastic containers. PVA can plasticized like other polymers but it can dissolve in water and get eaten by bacteria. In fact if done without dangerous chemicals you can eat pva.
What are you talking about?
https://www.shopetee.com/blogs/plastic-pollution/dissolvable-plastic-should-we-use-it-for-our-products?
No. Back up and read the original problem. How does using dissolvable containers help this problem? How does this let people bring in their own containers? You just saw a discussion involving plastic and decided to shoehorn in a reference to a completely irrelevant plastic product.