Re:CT scans show how Heinz's new ketchup cap depends on shea...
by unregistereddev on Thursday February 29, 2024 @12:44PM
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Growing up in the United States, I remember plastic being introduced for the same reason. For example, there was a huge push to get people to accept plastic shopping bags rather than paper ones. There were news stories talking about how it not only saved trees, but also used less fuel because the paper bags are bulky, heavy, and expensive to ship from the manufacturer.
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