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Any idea why Nutiva uses plastic jars rather than glass?

 

Judy

 

In a message dated 10/28/2005 3:58:52 PM Eastern Standard Time,

chef_sprout2001 writes:

 

Nutiva accidentally shipped me several more gallons of

their outrageously delicious, incredibly fresh and

truly raw coconut oil than I ordered.

 

Rather than pay the shipping to send them back I'd

rather pass them on to folks at wholesale: $45 per

gallon. That's way less than you'll pay anywhere else

and you pay no shipping! (For reference EcoViva. com

sells them for $55 plus shipping)

 

Here's why it's so fresh, delicious and truly raw:

 

" Coconut Oil - Organic by Nutiva

How coconut oil is processed is the key to optimizing

its taste, texture, color, and aroma. Within two hours

of Nutiva's coconuts being chopped, the oil is

cold-pressed at below 104 "

 

 

These are guaranteed to go fast so contact me asap if

you want to get in on the freshest, creamiest,

yummiest, certified organic coconut oil anywhere! I

will have several gallons at the Decadent Dessert

Class -- GOT RAW CHOCOLATE?! (see rawseattle.org for

details or stop by Chaco canyon or Mad Mkt. to grab a

moneysaving coupon for class) on Saturday as well.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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There's been a decided trend towards plastic over glass packaging.

 

pros: doesn't shatter, lighter = less energy to transport

cons: not as readily recyclable, may/may not leach more stuff into

the contents

 

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> Any idea why Nutiva uses plastic jars rather than glass?

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Hi Bruce,

 

I would like to purchase a gallon of the raw coconut oil. I am currently a

ballot inspector with the Elections Dept. and we work long hours 6 days a week.

Every day except Sunday.

Is it possible to pick some up on Sunday at Chaco Canyon? Can I write you a

check? (I have before for a series of your classes.)

 

I don't know when else I could coordinate this unless it is next Sunday instead

of tomorrow because of my work schedule. Can you let me know if this works for

you?

 

Thanks,

 

Cheryl

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Chef Sprout<chef_sprout2001

rawseattle <rawseattle >

Friday, October 28, 2005 12:55 PM

[RawSeattle] Great Deal on Certified Organic RAW Coconut Oil

 

 

Nutiva accidentally shipped me several more gallons of

their outrageously delicious, incredibly fresh and

truly raw coconut oil than I ordered.

 

Rather than pay the shipping to send them back I'd

rather pass them on to folks at wholesale: $45 per

gallon. That's way less than you'll pay anywhere else

and you pay no shipping! (For reference EcoViva. com

sells them for $55 plus shipping)

 

Here's why it's so fresh, delicious and truly raw:

 

" Coconut Oil - Organic by Nutiva

How coconut oil is processed is the key to optimizing

its taste, texture, color, and aroma. Within two hours

of Nutiva's coconuts being chopped, the oil is

cold-pressed at below 104 "

 

 

These are guaranteed to go fast so contact me asap if

you want to get in on the freshest, creamiest,

yummiest, certified organic coconut oil anywhere! I

will have several gallons at the Decadent Dessert

Class -- GOT RAW CHOCOLATE?! (see rawseattle.org for

details or stop by Chaco canyon or Mad Mkt. to grab a

moneysaving coupon for class) on Saturday as well.

 

 

 

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