DESCRIPTION

A new development in sustainability fromNalgene, the first to market with a new resin - powered by next-generation recycling technology that transforms plastic destined for landfills into high-performance BPA/BPS-free bottles.All the effectiveness of the classic wide mouth bottle, but with a narrower opening for controlled hydration.

The new Nalgene Sustain product line is made from material derived from 50% waste plastic (using ISCC certified mass balance), further offsetting the use of fossil fuels and lowering greenhouse gas emissions. Dishwasher safe, fits most commercial filtration unitsand is completely leakproof. The best choice of water bottle when size, weight and sustainability are key.

• Bottle Volume: 32oz / 1 Litre
• Bottle Diameter: 3.5 inches (89mm)
• Cap Diameter: 1.5 inches (38mm)
• Lid Type: Wide Mouth
• Weight: 5.875 oz (166.5g)
• Height: 9.25 in (23.5cm)
• Country of Origin: Made in the USA

PROVENANCE AND ETHICS

in 1949 Chemist Emanuel Goldberg developed the first plastic pipette jars, going on to found the Nalge Company, which Goldberg named using his wife's initials: Natalie Levey Goldberg. In the 60s, their labware scientists - who were also big into hiking - took their Nalge laboratory bottles to carry water on backpacking trips, taking advantage of the bottles leak-proof and lightweight qualities.

In the 70s, the Carry In/Carry Out trend emerged when conservationists began discouraging campers from a common at the time disposal practice of burning or burying cans and glass containers. At that point, Nalge bottles had caught on with the hiking and adventuring subculture giving their then president the idea of marketing their labware products as high-quality hiking and camping essentials. With that, Nalgene Outdoor was born.