Why is an environmentally conscience company like Cagwin & Dorward handing out plastic bottles to their employees?
In compliance with recent OSHA regulations, C&D employees have been receiving water bottles, as part of the Company's Heat Illness Prevention Plan. Although they appear to be plastic, they are actually made from wood pulp and other non-toxic, biodegradable materials.
Check out the nifty tag attached to the bottles. You'll find they perform just as you'd like any other bottle to:
• dishwasher safe
• microwavable
• large mouth to add ice
• made in the US
You'll also find that these bottles can be used indefinitely. But when committed to a managed landfill, microbes will find the material irresistible; causing the bottle to fully biodegrade in 1 - 5 years.
In compliance with recent OSHA regulations, C&D employees have been receiving water bottles, as part of the Company's Heat Illness Prevention Plan. Although they appear to be plastic, they are actually made from wood pulp and other non-toxic, biodegradable materials.
Check out the nifty tag attached to the bottles. You'll find they perform just as you'd like any other bottle to:
• dishwasher safe
• microwavable
• large mouth to add ice
• made in the US
You'll also find that these bottles can be used indefinitely. But when committed to a managed landfill, microbes will find the material irresistible; causing the bottle to fully biodegrade in 1 - 5 years.
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Where is a source for these bottles?
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