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	<title>Comments on: Barbados: Environmental Management</title>
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		<title>By: Keith R</title>
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		<dc:creator>Keith R</dc:creator>
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		<description>Actually, what happened in the Brazilian state of Parana is that the environmental officials there &lt;i&gt;threatened&lt;/i&gt; to ban aseptic packaging if Tetra Pak did not work with them on recycling the packaging -- they didn&#039;t actually ban.  Tetra Pak chose to deal and the resulting partnership seems to be working out well.  I ought to know -- the story Barbados Free Press quoted was mine in The Temas Blog, as is the update I just published in the same blog a few days ago.

The threat probably worked for Parana because Brazil is a huge market for Tetra Pak and they have manufacturing facilities in Brazil.  If Parana banned their packaging other states might follow, and that would have been a nightmare for Tetra Pak.  Whether the same threat would work in a much smaller market like Barbados is open to debate....</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Actually, what happened in the Brazilian state of Parana is that the environmental officials there <i>threatened</i> to ban aseptic packaging if Tetra Pak did not work with them on recycling the packaging &#8212; they didn&#8217;t actually ban.  Tetra Pak chose to deal and the resulting partnership seems to be working out well.  I ought to know &#8212; the story Barbados Free Press quoted was mine in The Temas Blog, as is the update I just published in the same blog a few days ago.</p>
<p>The threat probably worked for Parana because Brazil is a huge market for Tetra Pak and they have manufacturing facilities in Brazil.  If Parana banned their packaging other states might follow, and that would have been a nightmare for Tetra Pak.  Whether the same threat would work in a much smaller market like Barbados is open to debate&#8230;.</p>
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