The grams of waste per teaspoon of ketchup seems high.
What else has a super high packaging waste per consumable volume?
The tiny, plastic, fish-shaped soy sauce bottles you get with takeaway sushi.
Carton of toothpastes
Packets of tears.
All those individually wrapped candies EDIT: MicroSD cards!!!
How’re are sd cards wasteful?
I think they mean the packaging. Micro SD cards usually come in a package that’s 10x the volume of the card, itself.
Though, I’m not sure there’s a decent way around that one. It’s really difficult to ship and stock incredibly small products like that.
I think MicroCenter’s house brand flash media is sold “loose”, or in minimal packaging, at the register. The USB sticks are for sure, and I think the SD and microSD too (though in a plastic carry case).
