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  • 2 days ago | thedieline.com | Rudy Sanchez

    The International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN) estimates that 20 million metric tons of plastic end up in the environment. As that plastic sits around for hundreds of years, micro-sized particles are sloughed off, persisting in water and soil and being ingested by animals as they also travel great distances.

  • 3 days ago | thedieline.com | Rudy Sanchez

    Packaging manufacturer Sonoco has developed a new all-paper tube. And when we say all paper, we mean the bottom, too. Sonoco’s Paper Can is made from 100% recycled fiber with up to 90% post-consumer material. It is also prequalified for How2Recycle’s “Check Locally” label as it successfully passed recyclability and re-pulpability testing conducted by Western Michigan University.

  • 4 days ago | thedieline.com | Rudy Sanchez

    Aldi is the common name of two German-based supermarket chains founded by brothers Karl and Theo Albrecht. When the original company split in 1960 over a disagreement about selling cigarettes in stores, Theo took over locations in northern Germany (Aldi Nord), and Karl took over markets to the south (Aldi Süd). In the US, Aldi Nord owns the Trader Joe’s brand, though it operates as an independent subsidiary.

  • 1 week ago | thedieline.com | Rudy Sanchez

    I would bug my mom for quarters as a kid for the cheap thrills that come from coin-operated vending machines. The elation at the sight of a collection of machines dispensing cheap little toys, stickers, or candy at an otherwise boring grocery store was real, and could usually be found near the exit. While the machines would give you a general idea of what kinds of items you could get, the exact thing contained in the plastic eggs or capsules was usually a surprise.

  • 1 week ago | thedieline.com | Rudy Sanchez

    This past International Tea Day—May 21st, to be precise—Lipton unveiled its new brand identity. Founded by Thomas Lipton in 1890, the brand is one of the most recognizable tea brands in the world. In the late 19th century, tea was still a luxury product in countries such as the United States and the United Kingdom.

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Rudy Sanchez
Rudy Sanchez @RudeBarista
13 Nov 24

This is my last post here, at least for now. Account will still be alive and I'll occasionally check my following/followers to see who's now at the other party. Hasta luego y gracias por todo el pescado

Rudy Sanchez
Rudy Sanchez @RudeBarista
19 Sep 24

Diddy probably working on a brand of toilet hooch right now. Brewed with only the finest ingredients from the commissary. Start saving up those packs of ramen and stamps now. https://t.co/OtpuK2dCau

Rudy Sanchez
Rudy Sanchez @RudeBarista
17 Sep 24

Always remember when republicans went from fucking couching their hate to hate fucking their couch.