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As soft plastic recycling takes a significant hit Biotuff wants to encourage supermarket chains to consider abolishing plastic and move towards a more sustainable
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</br>Soft Plastic Recycling Woes
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</br>Encouraging Major Supermarkets To Ditch The Plastic
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</br>As soft plastic recycling takes a significant hit, Biotuff wants to encourage supermarket chains
</br>to consider abolishing plastic and move towards a more sustainable alternatives.
</br>
</br>"Soft plastics can easily be replaced with much more environmentally friendly
</br>
</br>options such as
</br>soft compostable bioplastics that can be turned into golden soil," Nadia Steele from Biotuff
</br>says. "With the
</br>Food Organic Green Organic
</br>
</br>(FOGO) already in motion, there is no reason
</br>why this service could not be better invested to cope with
</br>
</br>compostable bioplastics
</br>collection. It makes sense for the future of our country, our children, and the consumer.
</br>Soft Plastic Recycling Woes
</br>
</br>Encouraging Major Supermarkets To Ditch The Plastic
</br>
</br>===========
</br>
</br>
</br>:::
</br>
</br>
</br>===========
</br>
</br>As soft plastic recycling takes a significant hit, Biotuff wants to encourage supermarket chains
</br>to consider abolishing plastic and move towards a more sustainable alternatives.
</br>
</br>"Soft plastics can easily be replaced with much more environmentally friendly
</br>
</br>options such as
</br>soft compostable bioplastics that can be turned into golden soil," Nadia Steele from Biotuff
</br>says. "With the
</br>Food Organic Green Organic
</br>
</br>(FOGO) already in motion, there is no reason
</br>why this service could not be better invested to cope with
</br>
</br>compostable bioplastics
</br>collection. It makes sense for the future of our country, our children, and the consumer.