Japan’s innovative and eco-friendly approach to recycling links perfectly with a population that works as one to benefit each other and the entire country. Bravo!
Two things: on a personal level, label-less bottles are interesting but unfortunately I never buy them in bulk.
As for recycling, Japanese authorities not always practice what they preach. It's a known fact that a lot of plastic, after being duly separated by us, the people, end up in the incinerators anyway.
Japan’s innovative and eco-friendly approach to recycling links perfectly with a population that works as one to benefit each other and the entire country. Bravo!
Pam Baran
I buy labeless water. I like not having to remove the label before recycling the PET bottle.
Thanks for another interesting story.
Two things: on a personal level, label-less bottles are interesting but unfortunately I never buy them in bulk.
As for recycling, Japanese authorities not always practice what they preach. It's a known fact that a lot of plastic, after being duly separated by us, the people, end up in the incinerators anyway.