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  Sally Jameson

  11 years ago

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  Um, we don't have them because plastic is cheaper to make. Why do you think they push plastic bags at stores even though paper bags exist? DollaDolla Bills Yall.

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  tesP

  12 years ago

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  concept not new, but effort in trying is always good!
  
  at any rate, hotels should start using paper cartons like that of milk cartons instead of plastic bottles for their complimentary water. it cant look nicer too with a right design.

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  mark s colucci

  12 years ago

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  are these for sale
  what is the PET or other petroleum based content
  what part is paper or eco friendly
  what are the percentages
  have you sold any

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  Marko

  14 years ago

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  It takes 10 times the energy to produce a paper bag than it does to to produce a biodegradable plastic one. I don't even want to hazard a guess at the negative impact something like this thing would have on the environment. Unless there is a way around this... very bad idea. The current cartons we have for milk and juice are very easy to print on, this is key to anyone buying into something like this. I can see it being another issue with this design. If industry can't cover a product with their branding all the way around, it's destined for the useless pile. We've seen a lot of stuff like this from Europe and nothing has really permeated North America, I applaud people who keep trying!

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  Sharlene

  15 years ago

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  I love it! I want to buy them. How can I get it? What's the pricing? Doing walk-a-thons and this would be great!

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  Becky

  15 years ago

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  Can store hot water? How is the price?

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  vessel

  15 years ago

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  Good idea --- not so good design.
  Sorta the Prius of packaging.... green, and not-so-pretty.
  
  I commend the concept though. Certainly a plethora of environmental benefits and even potential line/distribution efficiencies that could stem from a system like this.
  Kudos to the Brandimage (Laga) team.
  
  

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  Rob Curedale

  15 years ago

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  I would be interested in understanding the materials research that underlies this concept. Do you need to add a polymer to the paper in order to make it waterproof? What about poisonous contaminants in printing inks for recycled papers. Does making the paper liquidproof prevent the paper material being recycled?

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  Shalin

  15 years ago

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  This is brilliant! I'd love to see beverage products sold in these containers at festivals, etc. I think the shelf-life issues become less of an issue when you know it'll be sold and used very soon. Still, I wonder if the shelf-life isn't soo great (maybe the inner liner (is there one?) will give out), then you'd have to have a filling system at distributed production sites.
  
  For out of the way (i.e. in the "middle of nowhere") markets, you'd just have to send a large vat of the beverage along with the paper bottles and have a mini-production facility.
  
  Best,
  Shalin

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  Red

  15 years ago

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  Does it not look like a hospital pee pot?

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  Michweek

  15 years ago

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  I love this idea! When and where do I get to see it in action. Even people who know about the waste of single use plastic water bottles still buy them out of convince. I'd love to see an alternative out on the market!

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  karl

  15 years ago

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  don't we already have this? half gallon cartons of milk or juice?

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  possible248

  15 years ago

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  Well, there are those little Dixie paper cups, which shows that a paper bottle isn't completely impossible.
  
  +1 to the folks that came up with this, even though a paper bottle is one of those things that one wonders why oneself didn't come up with it.

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  Ken J

  16 years ago

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  Wonder what the shelf life of this is. I would expect a lot of porosity, but obviously they've done something to address it. Wax lining perhaps?

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