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Coffee capsules: compostable or truly recyclable?

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Completed participations
177
Completion rate
100.0%
Counting basis
completed

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What should matter most for coffee capsules?

177 votes

Compostable material, even if it is less robust

24% · 43 votes

Compostable material, even if it is less robust reaches 24 percent with 43 votes.

A simple, widely available recycling system

24% · 43 votes

A simple, widely available recycling system reaches 24 percent with 43 votes.

Reusable capsules, even if less convenient

27% · 48 votes

Reusable capsules, even if less convenient reaches 27 percent with 48 votes.

Use fewer capsules and more loose coffee

24% · 43 votes

Use fewer capsules and more loose coffee reaches 24 percent with 43 votes.

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Who should carry the greatest responsibility for capsule waste?

177 votes

Manufacturers, through design and take-back

23% · 41 votes

Manufacturers, through design and take-back reaches 23 percent with 41 votes.

Retailers, through visible collection points

24% · 43 votes

Retailers, through visible collection points reaches 24 percent with 43 votes.

Consumers, through consistent sorting

28% · 49 votes

Consumers, through consistent sorting reaches 28 percent with 49 votes.

All of them to a similar degree

25% · 44 votes

All of them to a similar degree reaches 25 percent with 44 votes.

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Which rule would help you choose most?

177 votes

An independent label for overall impact

27% · 47 votes

An independent label for overall impact reaches 27 percent with 47 votes.

A mandatory deposit on every capsule

21% · 38 votes

A mandatory deposit on every capsule reaches 21 percent with 38 votes.

Clear local collection information

28% · 50 votes

Clear local collection information reaches 28 percent with 50 votes.

No additional rule

24% · 42 votes

No additional rule reaches 24 percent with 42 votes.