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Biota Spring Water Bottles Made from Biopolymer

by on 11. 2.04
Food & Health (food)

biota.gifBiota spring water is packaged in a compostable bottle made from a corn-based bioplastic, an alternative to petroleum-based plastics that are recyclable, but not biodegradable and which can also leech chemicals into the liquid it holds. The bottle will decompose entirely within 80 days, but only when exposed to constant heat and humidity. Though the label is also biodegradeable, the cap is not. Biota is looking into that. The water, which is sourced in Colorado, is currently being sold in Colorado, California, and Nevada. Drink it if you can! Thanks MetaEfficient ::Biota

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We are a distributor for PLA NatureWorks items.

Therefore, we are looking at your products. If
you have any information to send us that would be
great.

jump to top MARLENE HYTREK says:

I live in the beautiful Northwest, and although we are not pressed with the pollution isues that larger metropolitan areas are, I feel that we all need to do our part in preserving our environment. I have a media production company in Coeur d'Alene, ID and myself along with my husband and co-workers, are producing a local publication focused on global warming education and information on how the average consumer and business owner can decrease their ecological footprint. I am interested in gathering information on the NatureWorks products, including where they can be purchased, to help encourage the use of these products in our local market. Any resources would be much appreciated.
We also have a few more space available to advertisers. This is a great opportunity to continually promote your business/products as we intend to franchise our publication, with Spokane Washington being our next market of circulation.
As mentioned above, my intention is to gather information regarding where the average consumer or business owner can purchase NatureWorks products. Thank you for your time.

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