[/floatr]The Asahi reports (Japanese) that Nissin Foods plans to replace styrofoam containers with a coated paper "Eco cup" for its Cup Noodle brand from April. It is the first time the company has changed the packaging since they launched instant noodles in 1971 and they hope the measure will help reduce carbon emissions. Nissin will still use styrofoam, which is designated as unburnable gomi by some wards in Japan, for mini-sized cups and non-standard container shapes like the U.F.O brand but will consider switching those in the future too.
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Nissin Switches To Paper Cups For Noodles
by Mulboyne » Fri Mar 21, 2008 10:59 pm
[floatr][/floatr]The Asahi reports (Japanese) that Nissin Foods plans to replace styrofoam containers with a coated paper "Eco cup" for its Cup Noodle brand from April. It is the first time the company has changed the packaging since they launched instant noodles in 1971 and they hope the measure will help reduce carbon emissions. Nissin will still use styrofoam, which is designated as unburnable gomi by some wards in Japan, for mini-sized cups and non-standard container shapes like the U.F.O brand but will consider switching those in the future too.
[/floatr]The Asahi reports (Japanese) that Nissin Foods plans to replace styrofoam containers with a coated paper "Eco cup" for its Cup Noodle brand from April. It is the first time the company has changed the packaging since they launched instant noodles in 1971 and they hope the measure will help reduce carbon emissions. Nissin will still use styrofoam, which is designated as unburnable gomi by some wards in Japan, for mini-sized cups and non-standard container shapes like the U.F.O brand but will consider switching those in the future too.-
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by Behan » Mon Mar 24, 2008 10:33 pm
That's good. It will save all the people who were slowly lining their stomachs with melted styrofoam.
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by ttjereth » Tue Mar 25, 2008 12:03 am
Behan wrote:That's good. It will save all the people who were slowly lining their stomachs with melted styrofoam.
I'm actually waiting for the styrofoam flavored noodles to be released.
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