Unfortunately, glass bottles are extremely energy-intensive to produce and transport. They are also not suitable for the innovative HPP process , as the high pressure during production requires flexible packaging. Unfortunately, the new bio-PET is still far too energy-intensive to produce and incredibly expensive.
To protect the environment and reduce plastic, the new Greens Come True variety from I·DO is available in a compostable PLA bottle. The new 100% plant-based bottle is an important step towards sustainable packaging. The organic lid will follow soon so that organic, functional I·DO juice in raw food quality is not only good for your health, but also for the environment. The rest of the I·DO organic juices will also be switched to the new packaging material as soon as possible.
Why does I·DO use plastic bottles?
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why doesn't I·DO use glass bottles?
According to the article, glass is very energy-intensive to produce and transport.
What does that have to do with HPP?
The high-pressure process requires flexible packaging, so glass is out of the question.
Why not bio-PET?
The article describes it as energy-intensive and very expensive to produce.
What is a PLA bottle?
A plant-based bottle that I·DO introduced back then for Greens Come True.
Where can I find out the current status?
On our sustainability page and our Packaging & Deposits help page.
