Mary Anne White is a Professor Emerita in the Department of Chemistry at Dalhousie University. If you are a typical Canadian milk consumer, you probably drink more than 60 litres of milk a year. It ...

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The Pennsylvania-based company, which sells milk along with other dairy products and beverages like juice and iced tea, processes 1.3 million small milk cartons each week, Galliker said.

Even though most households keep milk and juice stocked, this category of beverage containers has one of the lowest rates of return, at 77 per cent, according to ABCRC. ABCRC is focused on ...

In Canada, the most common milk containers are rigid high-density polyethylene jugs, plastic-laminated paper cartons and “pillow pouches,” which are better known as milk bags.