No more single-use plastic containers, please
Usually, doctors recommend including more fruits and vegetables in everyone’s everyday diets to keep our health in tip-top form. As a result, many people have begun to spend more money on these healthier options. Nonetheless, nobody knows who came up with the idea of selling a single piece of fruit inside a single-use plastic container.
Single-use plastics are commodities created primarily from fossil-fuel-based chemicals and intended to be thrown away immediately after use. Bottles, wrappers, straws, and bags are classic examples of single-use plastics in packaging and service ware. This retailer decided it would be good to give each mango its own plastic packaging, which is completely unnecessary.
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