Good Afternoon SuperForesters,
Looks like its overcast here in Saint Paul after a glorious sunny and action-packed weekend. No worries, though. I am sitting on my 3rd floor balcony having some Triscuits and a glass of wine. What a great way to relax!
Looking at the back of my Triscuit box, I noticed this:
A “plantable dill seed card!” What a great alternative to the usual cereal box surprises: growing your own home farm using the seeds given to you in your Triscuit box. It’s fun, friendly, and encouraging the revival home grown food (one of the most basic skill sets that we need). If you check out Triscuit’s website you can find tips on how to start your own home farm.
Then, browsing the internet, Google popped up an ad for SunChips compostable bags.
I feel so hopeful seeing these two shining examples of consumer demand. These are big brands finally responding to what could be good for us. Can anyone else believe its taken so long to get to this point? I mean, they can put a man on the moon, but they can’t make compostable consumer goods packaging? Never say can’t. Don’t say never either. Also, try not to say “don’t” or “not”. Just say “Yes!”
I am very excited for the day that everyone has their own compost bin. Most (if not all) packaging could be made of this kind of material, and rooftop gardens wouldn’t just be a premium – they’ll be as standard as doors, walls, and windows.
Keep up the good work, everyone. The more you demand from your products, the more those producers must respond.
Best,
jaell
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