plastic bottles
Soda's common packaging
Plastic bottles are containers made from synthetic polymers, typically used for beverages, household cleaners, or personal care products.
The term often carries environmental connotations, since plastic bottles are a major source of pollution and recycling concern: The beach was littered with plastic bottles.
Water sold in plastic bottles is sometimes called bottled water, though glass bottles exist too.
- microplasticsSub-5mm synthetic environmental particles
- recyclingReprocessing used materials
- recycling binVessel for reprocessable materials
- deposit returnRefund for returned containers
- ocean pollutionHarmful substances in seawater
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- baby bottlesnipples, teats
- beach cleanuptrash bags, volunteers, litter, debris, recyclables
- plasticwareTupperware, storage containers, measuring cups, mixing bowls, lunch boxes
- water bottles
- recyclable materialsrecycled paper, cardboard, newspaper, aluminum cans, tin cans
- bottlingbottling, bottling plant, bottling plants, filling, capping
plastic bottlesbiodegradable packaging
Materials that decompose naturally
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