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Step 11Use concentrate juices

Use concentrate juices
If you use juice from concentrate, it will not use much plastic, and can be activated by tap water.

This is mostly the case if the juice you would otherwise buy is from already reconstituted concentrate. That is the case with most of the juices in the grocery store. It is more efficient to transport concentrate juice from the orchard to the bottling plant, for example, since they can fit more on the same truck. On the same token, more cans of frozen concentrate fit on a truck from the plant to the grocery store, so the unit-cost on concentrate juices in terms of carbon emissions is lower.

Even better, buy fresh, never-concentrated juice, especially the sort that is local.
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Oct 19, 2009. 7:28 PMjudyjowers says:
Slate magazine analyzes the production and claims that concentrate is actually worse for the environment due to it's high energy consumption during production:
http://www.slate.com/id/2184700/


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