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biodegradable bottles!!!!

Post: # 45938Post Annpan »

Hi, did anyone else see this? on the innocent e-mail

Excellent news for the start of 2007. We've been working on a biodegradable bottle for a while now, so we're chuffed to announce that it's finally on the shelves. It's made from corn starch (aka Polylactic acid) and is manufactured using a carbon neutral process. Goody two shoes.
FANTASTIC :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

I hope they let other companies use the technology...well done innocent :cheers:

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Post: # 45940Post Shirley »

Nice one!! I seem to remember a water bottle that is biodegradable too... can't remember anything else about it though.
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Post: # 45955Post Martin »

new? - there was a company flogging water in biodegradeable bottles last August at the BGG! :wink:
http://solarwind.org.uk - a small company in Sussex sourcing, supplying, and fitting alternative energy products.
Amateurs encouraged - very keen prices and friendly helpful service!

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Post: # 45969Post the.fee.fairy »

Belu!
They're made from some kind of Corn i think.
They biodegrade in the big composty things that the council have (the heat-asisted ones that you can put bones andmeat into).

I hope mine doesn't degrade though...its got cherry wine in it at the moment!!

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Post: # 46033Post Annpan »

Oh bums :?

I thought they were a new thing :oops: Also thought you would be able to compost them on your regular compost heap :cry: :oops: :cry:

Still I suppose they might be the first bio-bottle in a supermarket? maybe?

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