Guest
Hello everyone,
Heidi products are traditional, typically Swiss products made with good milk from the Alps.
So why did you change the glass for plastic? !!!! This goes against the idea of a traditional product.
I imagine this change has only one purpose, that of cost.
Plastic is really everywhere these days. When you consider all the toxic products that are used to package our food products, it's frightening!
ABE
Guest
Hello everyone,
Heidi products are traditional, typically Swiss products made with good milk from the Alps.
So why did you change the glass for plastic? !!!! This goes against the idea of a traditional product.
I imagine this change has only one purpose, that of cost.
Plastic is really everywhere these days. When you consider all the toxic products that are used to package our food products, it's frightening!
ABE
Are we sure that in this case glass is more environmentally friendly than plastic?
Guest
I'm not talking about the environment or ecology here, but about food safety in relation to the toxic products that plastic can contain.
I think it's a shame there isn't a plain one.
We could also have fruit and yogurt, which is much better than the flavors.
Are we sure that in this case glass is more environmentally friendly than plastic?
Guest
I'm not talking about the environment or ecology here, but about food safety in relation to the toxic products that plastic can contain.
I think it's a shame there isn't a plain one.
We could also have fruit and yogurt, which is much better than the flavors.
