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Be a Thoughtful Consumer

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4. Buy Foods with Minimal Packaging

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  In the past several decades, the amount of packaging materials
used in the food industry has increased greatly, for the sake
of 'convenience'.  Since the widespread popularity of microwave
ovens, the situation has now gotten to the point where most of
the cost of the product is in the packaging and preparation,
and very little in the food itself. 
  You can reduce this trend on a personal level by buying food
in bulk and in larger simple packages.  You will save money,
and reduce global pollution at the same time. 
  One type of package to avoid is the single serving juice box.
 These packages consist of bonded layers of plastic, foil, and
paper (mixed materials) that are impossible to recycle with today's
technology.  These boxes are already banned in Maine, a state
trying to cut its solid waste in half by 1994.  Use glass or
metal containers that can be recycled. ***