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November 28, 2008
Recycled Paper Water Bottles
That's different.
From the website:
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Paper Water Bottle
Questions the very existence of the plastic water bottle
The Challenge:
Each day, Americans throw out 60 million plastic bottles.
Only 14% actually get recycled — meaning 86% become garbage or litter.
We looked at this as a radical problem requiring an equally radical solution.
Could we design a container that would leverage sustainability, be easy to transport, and enhance the consumer's drinking experience?
Solution:
The 360 Paper Bottle is a sustainable vision of the future.
It is the first totally recyclable paper container made from 100% renewable resources.
Versatile in its range of consumer applications and made from food-safe and fully-recyclable materials, it decreases energy consumed throughout the product life cycle without sacrificing functioning.
It is paper packaging that stands up to all liquid categories.
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Up in Indianapolis, my doughty correspondent is smiling as he reads that last sentence.
[via Patti MacGillivray]
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I want more details about paper water bottle machinery video, price & raw material cost per unit.
Posted by: Raghu | Jun 18, 2009 2:11:37 PM
If you are in Spain...walking around town and find yourself thirsty, you walk into a bar or coffee shop and ask for a glass of water, drink it at the bar and then leave. Everyone does this; children, grandmothers, workmen.
If you have a thermos or bottle, they will also fill it up for you.
Nothing innovative, just a non-commercialization of city space and a traditional sense of the implicit right to water.
Póngame Agua, Por Favor
Posted by: gina | Nov 28, 2008 10:39:29 AM


