This Reusable Beer Bottle Could Change The Way America Drinks

Mark Wilson, Fast Company
Fri, 09/21/2018 - 1:00am

Oregon’s ambitious project to bring the reusable bottles back is stirring interest across the country–and in this case, a monopoly could be a good thing. Sometimes the best ideas are old ideas. While McDonalds and Starbucks are trying to develop a compostable cup of the future, the state of Oregon has introduced a new, glass beer bottle could redefine the way we drink beer across the country.Read Full Story

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