We have long tried to campaign against ridiculously heavy bottles on this site. See, for example, Name and shame heavy bottles Part 1. They may be thought to be good for marketing but are using up the planet’s resources in terms of materials and transport costs unnecessarily, and can be a real pain, literally, for those who have to handle them along the distribution chain.
There are still far too many of these anti-social monsters around, which is why I am moved to publish this Part 2. Below, listed by region and then alphabetically, are some of the most...
Name and shame heavy bottles Part 2
