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It's hard to believe, but the glass rock really feels pretty similar to rock when handling. That being said, to prevent shredded hands when recycling glass, workers should wear cut-resistant gloves and adhere to safe handling practices.

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Preventive measures and strict adherence to safety protocols are crucial to protect workers from the harmful effects of silica dust exposure. Bricolage has the added benefit of their machines being outdoors, so ventilation is not an issue.

Transforming old or broken glass bottles into new ones isn't typically feasible due to the complexities involved in glass recycling. However, glass recycling processes can turn old or broken glass bottles into new glass products, such as jars, containers, or fiberglass. The process involves crushing the glass into cullet (small pieces), melting it in a furnace, and then forming it into new shapes. While the glass may not become the exact same bottle again, it can be repurposed into various useful items through recycling. See more at: cen.acs.org/materials/inorganic-chemistry/glass-recycling-US-broken/97/i6

It's true that plastics are often chosen for their affordability and lightweight properties, which make them popular materials for a wide range of products. However, their recyclability varies depending on factors such as the type of plastic, the infrastructure available for recycling in a particular region, and the market demand for recycled materials. While some plastics, such as PET (polyethylene terephthalate) used in water bottles, and HDPE (high-density polyethylene) used in milk jugs, are commonly recycled, others, like PVC (polyvinyl chloride) and certain types of polystyrene, can be more challenging to recycle due to their chemical composition or lack of market demand for recycled versions. Additionally, even though plastics may be technically recyclable, not all of them end up being recycled due to issues like contamination, lack of proper sorting, or inefficient recycling infrastructure. This can lead to plastic waste accumulating in landfills or polluting the environment. So, while plastics are indeed chosen for their affordability and lightweight nature, their recyclability can vary, and addressing the challenges associated with plastic recycling requires concerted efforts from industry, policymakers, and consumers alike.

That is actually a laminate that contains a layer of paperboard, along with aluminum foil, and typically a few separate layers of polyethylene that help in heat sealing and liquid barrier as well as protective coating for printing. The paperboard used for Tetra Pak cartons can be bleached or unbleached.

@@Packagingschool is there a specific name called for such boards, because I am in need.

@@ghostdiaries369 Check this out! www.tetrapak.com/en-us/solutions/packaging/packaging-material

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Human innovation never ceases to amaze!

black market to grey market lol

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Yes, it absolutely is!

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Maybe someone more qualified could look into that for me

Hi Chris! That is a fascinating notion. Do you have the link to that video?

@@Packagingschoolthis is what I found. I had actually read it in his book called Astrophysics for People in a Hurry. The chapter called On Being Round, apparently he wrote a paper on the subject in the 90’s.

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@@Packagingschool in which software do u create these beautiful models....can you tell us

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Hi Ethan! You are correct, this is often the reality of new packaging innovations-sometimes their R&D processes take too long and can delay the release of the new packaging rollout, good catch!

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