[arista]

The amount of Wrapping that went in Land Fill.

Now a New wrapper Wax based



Times Radio Live


https://news.sky.com/story/quality-s...drive-12710977

[LeatherTrumpet]

Quality Street is axing the famous bright plastic wrapping on its chocolates to make them
more environmentally friendly - and stop nearly two billion wrappers a year ending up in
landfill.

Google translate: its cheaper, poor quality and improves their margins - nothing to do with the environment

but hey ho food companies can happily lie to customers with ZERO come back

[hijaxers]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Quality Street is axing the famous bright plastic wrapping on its chocolates to make them
more environmentally friendly - and stop nearly two billion wrappers a year ending up in
landfill.

Google translate: its cheaper, poor quality and improves their margins - nothing to do with the environment

but hey ho food companies can happily lie to customers with ZERO come back

Well i heard teachers will be sad as there has always been childrens artwork on classroom walls like stained glass windows with the Quality st wrappers.

[thesheriff443]

Quantity goes down every year and every year the price goes up.

[MTVN]

How about going back to proper tins instead of plastic boxes

[Swan]

Originally Posted by MTVN

How about going back to proper tins instead of plastic boxes

But that would cost them actual money!

[arista]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Quality Street is axing the famous bright plastic wrapping on its chocolates to make them
more environmentally friendly - and stop nearly two billion wrappers a year ending up in
landfill.

Google translate: its cheaper, poor quality and improves their margins - nothing to do with the environment

but hey ho food companies can happily lie to customers with ZERO come back

Cheaper
no one said that on the report
on Times Radio.

[arista]

Originally Posted by MTVN

How about going back to proper tins instead of plastic boxes

That could be changed
to cardboard


But Cardboard is still expensive


Amazon using strong Paper bags
when they can
for example

[bitontheslide]

you just know there will be a special edition with original wrappers at twice the price, coming soon

[arista]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIXtweP0ATI

Sealing Wax Wrappers


Temperature must be right.

[Gusto Brunt]

Warburtons produce a loaf of bread that has a waxy-type wrapping and it spoils the bread.

And it has a funny smell.

So I stopped buying it.

[Cherie]

The Purple one just wont be the same

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by MTVN

How about going back to proper tins instead of plastic boxes

Now you are talking

[arista]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Now you are talking

Metals cost much more

[arista]

[Chocolates such as strawberry delight will continue to come in bright wrapping which will instead be coated in a vegetable-based wax.]

[UserSince2005]

has this already happened or are the chocies in the boxes this year like the old ones?

[Zizu]

Sod the wrappers .. look how the tubs are reducing over the years !!




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[arista]

1980's a Good old Tin.

[arista]

Originally Posted by UserSince2005

has this already happened or are the chocies in the boxes this year like the old ones?

[Nestle said it believes people will respond "positively" when it unveils the new wrappings in the coming weeks.]

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by arista

[Nestle said it believes people will respond "positively" when it unveils the new wrappings in the coming weeks.]

They should worry more about tampering with the flavours than the damn wrappers


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[arista]

Originally Posted by Zizu

They should worry more about tampering with the flavours than the damn wrappers

They must have tested all of them.


Or they would not sell.

[smudgie]

Get rid of the tins and plastic containers, replace them with big cardboard pouches of various prices.
Good value buying two of the 600gm tubs, far cheaper than you would pay for a 1.2kg tin.

[arista]

Originally Posted by smudgie

Get rid of the tins and plastic containers, replace them with big cardboard pouches of various prices.
Good value buying two of the 600gm tubs, far cheaper than you would pay for a 1.2kg tin.

They are due to
but strong cardboard - is very expensive, now.