Can anyone think of anything that can substitute takeaway packaging? - takeaway containers
I'm doing a project, and I think the deal in May to encourage customers to bring their own containers for their food. And if they do, they have $ 1 of your bill. Help the environment and the benefits themselves. Is this strange? Do you have another idea?
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Takeaway Containers Can Anyone Think Of Anything That Can Substitute Takeaway Packaging?
4 comments:
I like the idea, but without basic sanitation is a problem. If you put in a living buffet utensils and containers were dirty, the connection is bad. The challenge is potentially unsanitary conditions of the containers carried into the restaurant and increase as the spread of germs. Incredible addition to providing legal personality complications packaging, because if someone is sick, and brought their own containers - who can say who is to blame for the illness? I thought this idea would be better to start with the packaging would be made, is biodegradable. But this is the incredible increase in costs for the purchase of food. The solution is to start with the packaging design that uses less material and then make all biodegradable. Below, we offer something for a discount if people can not bring recyclables to a machine that will be a few cents for each package. McDonald's could stop, for example, children's toys and put the money in such a project. You can ret even a reward like a free hamburger in hisVisit your ballot to collect a certain number of pieces of recycled packaging. This would give children an incentive to do things like cleaning up trash around the city. I do not know how many bottles I collected for recycling bazillion than 5 ¢ each if you pay $ for their return. I have many, many natural areas cleaned my community and what is safer for the local wildlife. I am against such irresponsible advertising on the internet by companies such as Dentyne, it would seem that young to send a hug and all is well and good group, instead of encouraging them to something that's really good to do, what do homework, take a cold shower and go out and do something for the community. Another idea would be to completely change the way business operates a restaurant in the city, eating directly to those areas of packaged foods and the customer is only there for a job without packaging for everything, but then that "It's for drinks? This could a drink from a water source that runs on a Number minutes for the price you pay for. But then he is not really the difference? Maybe they could bring their own container, if there is a possibility for low-cost to be disinfected the restaurant before the meal? But then you didn't need people to container, which eventually get thrown to buy. However, these ideas may generate new ideas for you, anyway.
You can wear starch used for food packaging, which is used for cups of coffee in vending machines. There is a very small amount of hydrophobic coating (which is necessary because otherwise deteriorate the top of the container as soon as a substance taken in water-based), but once in the external environment deteriorated completely in a few days.
Expensive compared with regular packaging, but like all these things, if all are not used!
Yes, I thought about it and have always returned to its starting point consolidation. I think the only way is to have an exchange of containers. What I would do is $ 20 (or almost the filing) of the first charge. Then he had received on the container for the next time and get a new one and a break on your bill. I wash the tank and then enter the food in the following order, thus eliminating potential problems with customers not clean their containers properly. Probably they have some higher costs due to the costs of cleaning, but I'm sure there is a way to work in the pricing model.
Well, it depends on what kind of food you speak ... Wet or dry? If it is wet, I suggest they bring their Tupperware. It is reusable and recyclable plastic. The dry food ... There are tons of shops that now sell the environment and reusable shopping bags.
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