Today, three-quarters of beverage cans are made from aluminum, but most foods continue to be canned in tin. There's a good reason - it's all about durability.
Today, three-quarters of beverage cans are made from aluminum, but most foods continue to be canned in tin. There's a good reason - it's all about durability.
Today, three-quarters of beverage cans are made from aluminum, but most foods continue to be canned in tin. There's a good reason - it's all about durability
Why are major beverage companies refusing to use a 90% recycled can?, Guardian sustainable business
The science behind recycling your metal cans
Weekend Science Fun: Projects with Tin Cans – Growing With Science Blog
The Intoxicating History of the Canned Cocktail, Innovation
Peter Durand's Instagram, Twitter & Facebook on IDCrawl
Kitchen - The Daily Meal
Maybe That BPA In Your Canned Food Isn't So Bad After All : The Salt : NPR
Storage And Preservation - The Daily Meal
Elias Nash - The Daily Meal
Food Science - The Daily Meal
Aluminium: The Anatomy of the Can
The 8 Best Canned Cat Foods of 2024