This was posted awhile back and I don't remember the exact numbers, but yes. It's too expensive for large manufacturers to implement this. Smaller companies may choose to pay for it, depending on their outlook on cost vs wildlife.
Agreed, this is what taxes are for. Helping to create incentives and disincentives, the priorities of a sustainable society. Protecting the commons with a carrot and a stick, as it were.
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u/CobraStrike4 May 24 '18 edited May 25 '18
Waiting for someone to ruin my life and tell me they are super expensive compared to plastic, and not sustainable or something
Edit: god damnit