Petition Dannon Yogurt to start using recyclable packaging
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alex bastardi
7 years ago
the light & fit cups are 6 which is not recyclable anywhere! This is ridiculous considering they produce so much yogurt per day.
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Susan Smith-Pierce
7 years ago
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It is environmentally irresponsible to make Dannon yogurt containers not recyclable particularly with the volume of sales the company has. What is the rationale for this practice?
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Anonymous
8 years ago
The Earth needs us all to help out; be a leader in this effort to use recyclable materials. Please.
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Kurinn Wiig
8 years ago
Please produce your products with 1 and 2 plastics so they can be recycled .
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Pete Meyer
8 years ago
I just checked on the American Waste website and they accept plastics 1 thru 7 for recycling.
https://www.americanwaste.org/103/residential
The tops seem like they're not really foil and not really plastic. Wife wants to recycle them and I toss them in the trash.
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Nicole Wanner
8 years ago
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I recently found out that Oikos Triple Zero containers are made with #6 plastic. Why is this product different from others that use #5? My city has a #5 recycling program, but all I can do with #6 is send it to the landfill where it will break up and contribute to microplastic pollution. I plan to stop buying this product until at least #5 plastic is used.
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Bobbie Nelson
8 years ago
I love the oikos yogurt, but will now have to find another brand.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
#6 plastics (which is what the Oikos Triple Zero is made of) are not recyclable. Please at least use #5.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
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The Dannon cups we buy actually have a 6 in the symbol. We can recycle #5, but not #6. All the other brands of yogurt we buy use #5 cups.
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Use #1 or 2 recyclable plastics.
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Dayle Barrett
9 years ago
I just called Dannon yesterday and was told that even the box that the cups come in were recyclable. This is a blatant lie.
the light & fit cups are 6 which is not recyclable anywhere! This is ridiculous considering they produce so much yogurt per day.
It is environmentally irresponsible to make Dannon yogurt containers not recyclable particularly with the volume of sales the company has. What is the rationale for this practice?
The Earth needs us all to help out; be a leader in this effort to use recyclable materials. Please.
Please produce your products with 1 and 2 plastics so they can be recycled .
I just checked on the American Waste website and they accept plastics 1 thru 7 for recycling. https://www.americanwaste.org/103/residential The tops seem like they're not really foil and not really plastic. Wife wants to recycle them and I toss them in the trash.
I recently found out that Oikos Triple Zero containers are made with #6 plastic. Why is this product different from others that use #5? My city has a #5 recycling program, but all I can do with #6 is send it to the landfill where it will break up and contribute to microplastic pollution. I plan to stop buying this product until at least #5 plastic is used.
I love the oikos yogurt, but will now have to find another brand.
#6 plastics (which is what the Oikos Triple Zero is made of) are not recyclable. Please at least use #5.
The Dannon cups we buy actually have a 6 in the symbol. We can recycle #5, but not #6. All the other brands of yogurt we buy use #5 cups.
Use #1 or 2 recyclable plastics.
I just called Dannon yesterday and was told that even the box that the cups come in were recyclable. This is a blatant lie.
Please use recyclable packaging