There are a few apps that recongise logos, we just need someone to add the functionality that cross-refferences it with big brand social profiles and then name and shame them online with pics of their product polluting.
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- Camera can be used to input images directly
- Gallery can be used to select images
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There are a few apps that recongise logos, we just need someone to add the functionality that cross-refferences it with big brand social profiles and then name and shame them online with pics of their product polluting.
Wow, didn’t realise you could do this with an app – yes, would be a good use of the technology to make poluting product manufactures think
someone should deffo do this, the options are endless, needs a good recognisable logo though
hmm, you mean “pure” or “naturally pure”?
Donate to FoE innit
There’s this… but yeah, forcing them to have their ID printed microscopically in the plastic would be better I guess
Its the usual suspects, no need for logo or id in their plastic.
Coca-Cola
PepsiCo
Nestlé
Danone
Mondelez International
Procter & Gamble
Unilever
Perfetti van Melle
Mars Incorporated
Colgate-Palmolive
No matter how well-educated consumers are and how many garbage bins are put in public spaces, there are always plastic polluters, indifferent people that keep on throwing plastic in the streets. Therefore, much plastic waste could be prevented by making producers responsible for the waste phase of their products.
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Sorry kid, the chimneys don’t need cleaning, your sacked.
Lol, I ticked all 10 boxes, I guess I am a winner at something then!
This comes close, and they are after funding from those who want to make it a reality in the UK