Are you sure of the 350 000 liters in every truck ? Isn't that more like 35 000 ? A really big truck is about 35m3. So this is not 11 millions liters a day, but 1,1million.
Switching back over to glass should at least improve the situation, though I'm aware that glass has its own issues, such as higher cost, glass shards ending up in animals' digestive tracts, etc.
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I love drinking yoghurt! Delicious!
Are you sure of the 350 000 liters in every truck ? Isn't that more like 35 000 ? A really big truck is about 35m3. So this is not 11 millions liters a day, but 1,1million.
Do they clean all those pipes?? Hot water process or do they just leave them?
I’m moving in love yogurts
I love yogurt and i make it at home😋
I think I am familiar with this factory. This is Danone Inc.'s Canada factory located in Boucherville, Quebec. I've been there before in person.
I Can't wait to see all that plastic in the ocean
Don't worry about that
Man I fucking love drinkable yogurt. I would love to be the guy who 'inspects' every sample lolo
How about partially produced with genetic engineering? is that good or bad?
That looked complicated !
How about textile industries...👒👓⌚👔👕👖👟💳💲💴💸
Pretty lonely in here ;-;
so much plastic pollution
It should be a thang of the past
Switching back over to glass should at least improve the situation, though I'm aware that glass has its own issues, such as higher cost, glass shards ending up in animals' digestive tracts, etc.