Liquor makers staggered by plastic bottles ban
The Food and Drug Administration plans to ban plastic bottles for liquor for at least 60 days to study potential health risks. About 30 distillers used plastic containers for brands like Old Crow and Bourbon Supreme. Industry officials and distributors reacted with shock, uncertainty, and talk of reverting to glass if the ban stands.
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