is made from a renewable plant resource instead of polyethylene terephthalate (PET).
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can be reproduced into new bottles after use forming a closed loop system
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has a significantly reduced lifecycle reliance on fossil fuels in comparison to PET bottles.
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can be composted in a commercial composting facility.
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has potential to be made from Australian sugarcane in the medium term
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can be incinerated without releasing toxic gases
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contains zero Bispherol A (BPA), a chemical in many plastic products that the US Food and Drug Administration is concerned about
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can be recycled using near infra red technology which is readily available. If our bottle is placed in the recycling bin, it will not affect PET recycling until it reaches 1% of the total stream
is sanitized and bottled with A Grade certification processes which are subjected to regular and unannounced inspections by different government agencies.
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undergoes batch testing on at least nine chemical and physical parameters, and the source water and key points in the bottling process are evaluated weekly, while samples are sent to an independent testing lab four times a year.
