Dear Migros, wouldn't it be possible to offer pasta in paper packaging? Because that would be recyclable. In Germany, you can buy the alb-gold brand in this way... https://www.alb-gold.de/papier.html Perhaps there are even other products that could be offered in this way... I believe that plastic is not a sustainable solution, as this disposable packaging cannot be recycled and is harmful to our health and the environment.
Dear Migros, wouldn't it be possible to offer pasta in paper packaging? Because that would be recyclable. In Germany, you can buy the alb-gold brand in this way... https://www.alb-gold.de/papier.html Perhaps there are even other products that could be offered in this way... I believe that plastic is not a sustainable solution, as this disposable packaging cannot be recycled and is harmful to our health and the environment.
You can do the same with flour, salt or sugar... The plastic bags tear at the first use anyway and become pure waste, while the plastic fruit bags can live on many times as picnic packaging.
Incidentally, some Italian brands also do this. Some simply don't have a narrow plastic window in the middle (4x8cm) to look in. This would at least reduce plastic consumption and plastic contact with food. Allegedly, we eat as much microplastic as a credit card every week. Disadvantage: the plastic has to be removed from the packaging before it goes into the waste paper.
You can do the same with flour, salt or sugar... The plastic bags tear at the first use anyway and become pure waste, while the plastic fruit bags can live on many times as picnic packaging.
Incidentally, some Italian brands also do this. Some simply don't have a narrow plastic window in the middle (4x8cm) to look in. This would at least reduce plastic consumption and plastic contact with food. Allegedly, we eat as much microplastic as a credit card every week. Disadvantage: the plastic has to be removed from the packaging before it goes into the waste paper.
