Key:reusable packaging:accept
| reusable_packaging:accept |
| Description |
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| Whether a place accepts reusable containers from their customers. |
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| Status: approved |
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Describes whether a place (shop, restaurant or similar) accepts reusable containers from their customers.
What is reusable packaging?
Reusable containers have to be strong enough to be really usable multiple times, e.g.:
- a glass jar
- a ceramic mug
- a strong-plastic box, bowl or cup
- a fabric bag
Paper bags, plastic bags and single-use plastic bottles are not considered strong enough to be reusable.
A reusable container can either be a deposit (customer purchases the container and gets the money back when bringing it back), or something like a glass jar that the customer doesn't have necessarily to bring back but that could be reused for another shop or purpose.
Tagging
| Value | Description | Statistics |
|---|---|---|
| reusable_packaging:accept=no | This place does not accept reusable packaging. | |
| reusable_packaging:accept=yes | This place does accept reusable packaging. | |
| reusable_packaging:accept=only | Customers can only buy products of this place with reusable containers because the shop doesn't propose any one-use only packaging. Therefore the customer has to use either the shop's reusable containers or to bring their own. |
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See also
- reusable_packaging:offer=*
- zero_waste=*
- bulk_purchase=*
- diet:*=*
- organic=*
- fair_trade=*
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