EPAL's Reusable Water Bottle is Made of 100% Recyclable PET
Laura McQuarrie — November 17, 2014 — Eco
References: epal.pt & packagingoftheworld
'Fill Forever' is a reusable water bottle design by the Logoplaste Innovation Lab for EPAL that is stylish, lightweight and designed to promote the consumption of tap water. The small blue leafy tag on the bottle is printed with a note about containing "premium tap water," which are two terms that are rarely paired together.
The shape of the bottle takes inspiration from a water cascade, made to be as ergonomic as possible when held in the hand. In terms of composition, the bottle is formed from PET, which is a fully recyclable material that weighs in at only just a few dozen grams, making it one of the lightest reusable bottles out there on the market. The sleek reusable water bottle was launched by EPAL during World Water Congress, an international water event with over 5,000 people in attendance.
The shape of the bottle takes inspiration from a water cascade, made to be as ergonomic as possible when held in the hand. In terms of composition, the bottle is formed from PET, which is a fully recyclable material that weighs in at only just a few dozen grams, making it one of the lightest reusable bottles out there on the market. The sleek reusable water bottle was launched by EPAL during World Water Congress, an international water event with over 5,000 people in attendance.
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