If it's a EU law then why are other manufacturers not forced to do the same? Pepsi bottles don't have this, and neither does the mineral water I bought yesterday.
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Lord of Riva
from a quick google search: Directive (EU) 2019/904 (the Single-Use Plastics Directive)
Coca-cola is just presenting it's arse to get fucked by the EU. But *I* did not know it was only Coca-Cola here in germany we have it nearly everywhere already, including milk-cartons.
- tethered bottle caps for plastic bottles will become mandatory on 3 July 2024;
Coca-cola is just presenting it's arse to get fucked by the EU. But *I* did not know it was only Coca-Cola here in germany we have it nearly everywhere already, including milk-cartons.
Zlaja
The fuck? Here in Sweden I've only noticed it on products from the Coca-Cola company.
Kev Inkline
Cans are superior to plastic bottles anyways.
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It's retarded EU law and for once nothing to do with the USA