Clear plastic pans

[Anonymous No.11618547]

Be prepared to spend thousands or tens of thousands of dollars replacing every clear plastic container in your restaurant next year.

Subway is going to start running national TV ads during Christmas season claiming they removed endocrine disruptors from every part of their supply chain, including making sure the containers the food comes in does not contain Bisphenol A (BPA) while Chipotle stores everything in BPA-containing plastic containers. This ad campaign is deliberately designed to restart public health panic over BPA similar to the one over Nalgene water bottles several years ago.

How do you feel about this?

[Anonymous No.11618568]

I don't own a restaurant lol

[Anonymous No.11618578]

>>11618547
Only retard restaurants use plastic containers of that kind, unironically.

[Anonymous No.11618579]

dunno ask cambro

[Anonymous No.11618588]

It's been over a year since the health inspector's been by. We'll probably have to buy new pans anyway by the time this becomes an issue.

[Anonymous No.11618589]

Mad. This is why the government should visciously punish any business that tried to make money by any means other than just doing a good job at what they do, imo. Idk about the free market. That’s made up bullshit for people who want to freeload, trapping customers in a captive market and then doing everything except a good job in order to scrounge up more cash for shareholders.

[Anonymous No.11618596]

>>11618578
this, If they had half a brain, they would of bought metal

[Anonymous No.11618604]

>>11618596
you can't see inside metal.
Polycarbonate is best for walk in storage.

[Anonymous No.11618638]

>>11618596
Metal isn't always great for cold storage. Most restaurants use both. Also this >>11618604

[Anonymous No.11618867]

>>11618596
>If they had half a brain, they would of
>would of
>half a brain

[Anonymous No.11618918]

>>11618638
it's perfect for storing hot or cold foods. most restaurant's use only metal,

[Anonymous No.11618942]

>>11618547
>How do you feel about this?
Testosterone is down massively, sperm counts even more. Something is very very fucked in our environment.

[Anonymous No.11619028]

>>11618918
>it's perfect for storing hot or cold foods. most restaurant's use only metal,
nope

[Anonymous No.11619118]

>>11618547
is this what made jared fuck a baby?

[Anonymous No.11619144]

>>11618547
BPA is 10 times worse than soy
I can't believe they still allow it in America

[Anonymous No.11619151]

>>11619144
on the plus side, you can homestead your own hormone replacement therapy by putting a plastic container full of soybean oil in the microwave on high for 3 minutes.
No more trips to Mexico ladyfellas

[Anonymous No.11619153]

>>11619144
10 times zero is still zero, anon.

[Anonymous No.11619272]

*blocks your path*

[Anonymous No.11619294]

>>11618942
pornography

[Anonymous No.11619314]

>>11619294
source?

[Anonymous No.11619323]

>>11619314
i'll do the first step for you
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed
hope you can figure it out from there

[Anonymous No.11619364]

>>11619028
Plastic breaks, discolours and deforms easily, metal doesn't. Why would a decent restaurant use plastic, when metal is vastly superior and cheaper in the long run?

[Anonymous No.11619409]

>>11618547
Pyrex is the way.

[Anonymous No.11619416]

>>11618578
I used to work at a tex-mex chain restaurant that used plastic for almost everything stored in the walk-in so that it could just be thrown into the microwave to reheat. It was pretty eye opening to see how much of the menu was shit microwaved in plastic bags/containers. But I'd still eat there because I'm not a bitch who's afraid of a little BPA.

[Anonymous No.11619419]

>>11619364
The plastic type used is the same stuff used to make safety glasses and "bulletproof glass"--polycarbonate. It's tough as hell, which is the whole point. Stainless containers are used too, but they get dented and bent.

Metal is not "vastly superior". Stop talking about something you have no experience with.

[Anonymous No.11619425]

>>11619409
Based.

>>11619416
t. low test faggot

[Anonymous No.11619482]

>>11619409
>*careless employees break them all over a course of 2 weeks*

[Anonymous No.11619526]

>>11618547
I feel ambivalent I'll just advertise I use BPA free plastics and might even run a 'Non-plastic quinoa and kale salad' or whatever verbage of this bullshit Subway's marketing team trends on Instagram if the local news covers the Subway shit as a piece I'll up the price of the salad 15% for the next week after the news piece runs

[Anonymous No.11619546]

makes me happy, I'd like to minimize my plastic intake

happy to see companies taking steps to take care of this rather than top-down from gov't

[Anonymous No.11619555]

>>11619482
If that's the greatest argument against them, I'll replace all of my rubbermaid for this shit

[Anonymous No.11619619]

>>11619482
Break a pyrex? Possible, but unlikely. I just dropped one of the bigger bowls, full of food, on the concrete the other day. Glass is the only way to go. Pyrex unless you're trying trying to save money, then its metal. Theyll only switch the plastic to a material that contains harmful chemicals that havent been properly studied yet

[Anonymous No.11619649]

>This ad campaign is deliberately designed to restart public health panic over BPA
do people really think like this? I'm ok with it if it's just shitposting

[Anonymous No.11620206]

>>11618547
I don't what smells worse, the indians or pakis running subways in nyc or the crap they hork as food. No thanks. I don't care what they do with they're packaging since I'll have nothing to do with it.

[Anonymous No.11620219]

>>11620206
I don't know what smells worse, the indians or pakis running subways in nyc or the crap they hork as food. No thanks. I don't care what they do with their packaging since I'll have nothing to do with their crappy establishments. If that shit was fed to prisoners it would be considered cruel and unusal punishment.

[Anonymous No.11621580]

>>11618547
Hopefully chipotle will be less busy so I won't have to wait as long. Maybe they'll even send me some coupons to drum up business. More for me.

[Anonymous No.11621587]

>>11618578
99% of fast food restaurants