Guest
I really like the Nature yogurt in the kilo container. However, I was told that the packaging is not recyclable and has to be thrown away. That's a real shame, as there's quite a lot of plastic involved. Is there no other way?
Guest
I really like the Nature yogurt in the kilo container. However, I was told that the packaging is not recyclable and has to be thrown away. That's a real shame, as there's quite a lot of plastic involved. Is there no other way?
Guest
Hello Migros
Do you already have plans to solve this packaging problem?
Guest
Hello Migros
Do you already have plans to solve this packaging problem?
The huge mountain of waste bothers me too.
Plastic milk bottles and other plastic bottles are already collected by Migros. Surely there's still potential for the plastic from yogurt pots.
Guest
@ acko. The packaging is marked with the recycling symbol. So that would apparently be Migros' idea, that you don't throw these tubs away but recycle the plastic. The only question is how....
Guest
I also think it's a shame that they're not officially taken back, because the insertion holes for milk bottles, for example, are simply too small. However, I have also seen them in Migros with open return containers where milk bottles are taken back. So the only thing left to do is to stack them yourself in 10 or 20-bottle containers and dispose of them together so as not to overburden the costs for the charge bags.
The huge mountain of waste bothers me too.
Plastic milk bottles and other plastic bottles are already collected by Migros. Surely there's still potential for the plastic from yogurt pots.
Guest
@ acko. The packaging is marked with the recycling symbol. So that would apparently be Migros' idea, that you don't throw these tubs away but recycle the plastic. The only question is how....
Guest
I also think it's a shame that they're not officially taken back, because the insertion holes for milk bottles, for example, are simply too small. However, I have also seen them in Migros with open return containers where milk bottles are taken back. So the only thing left to do is to stack them yourself in 10 or 20-bottle containers and dispose of them together so as not to overburden the costs for the charge bags.