And it’s not just sea turtles: 57 marine mammals, 440 fish and 22 sharks ... Which is exactly what Saltwater Brewery hopes to end with its edible six-pack rings. “It’s a big investment ...

Florida’s Saltwater Brewery has a pretty clever idea for replacing those environment-destroying plastic rings holding your Tecate cans together: animal food. Technically, the rings are a ...

Introduced in the 1960s, the rings started finding their way into the planet's oceans where seabirds, fish, and turtles either ate the ... and other fishing gear. Saltwater Brewery in Delray Beach is ...

The new rings can actually be eaten by fish, the company says. Saltwater says their edible six-pack rings cost more to produce now but said the price may go down when more companies start using them.

We Believers/YouTube A small brewery has created edible six-pack rings to help protect marine life. Saltwater Brewery has developed an edible six-pack ring made out of barley and wheat remnants ...

The public has gotten used to seeing tragic pictures of birds, otters, turtles, and fish stuck ... products, the edible six-pack rings are more expensive to produce. Saltwater Brewery is working ...

A Florida-based brewery has created a smart new way to prevent the devastating impact discarded plastic has on marine wildlife by creating edible beer rings. Saltwater Brewery has replaced plastic ...

Saltwater is changing its approach to their six-pack packaging rings and making them more eco-friendly. These new six-pack rings are 100 percent biodegradable and edible; they are constructed of ...