Ah,
Now this one I "get" - or at least I see their marketing agenda....
Bottles that require bags are not "green" and wind up in landfills where  
they do not decompose, being made of plastic.
Bottles that you wash and re-use are therefore "green" - simply because  they 
are designed for more than single use.
Are they really "green"? NO!
laura g-w
 
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In a message dated 3/9/2009 8:15:34 P.M. Central Standard Time,  
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Oh --  the new advertising that is really killing me on bottles is that th=
ey are  somehow=20
"green".  Some of these bottles are really rock bottom in  the feeding dep=
artment and I=20
fail to understand how any bottle can  be labeled "green".=


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