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References

Coastal Star. (2016, July).Saltwater Brewery. Retrieved from SmugMug: https://timstepien.smugmug.com/CoastalStar/Coastal-Star-July-2016/Saltwater-Brewery/

Godlewski, N. (2016, May 20).A brewery invented 'edible six-pack rings' to save ocean animals. Retrieved from Business Insider: http://www.businessinsider.com/brewery-invented-edible-six-pack-rings-2016-5

Mok, K. (2016, June 3).Edible six-pack ring for beers is made out of brewing byproducts. Retrieved from Treehugger: https://www.treehugger.com/sustainable-product-design/edible-six-pack-ring-beers-saltwater-brewery-we-believers.html

Verhagen, S. (2016, May 16). New edible six-pack rings made from beer by-products. Retrieved from Australian Geographic: http://www.australiangeographic.com.au/topics/science-environment/2016/05/edible-six-pack-rings-made-from-beer-by-products

Wentz., L. (2016, May 06).BEST OF 2016 NO. 1 PRINT/DESIGN: BEER DRINKERS CAN HELP SAVE THE OCEAN WITH EDIBLE SIX-PACK RINGS. Retrieved from AdAge: http://creativity-online.com/work/saltwater-brewery-edible-six-pack-rings/46912

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Hamilton and the Niagara region are known for its microbreweries and wineries. The introduction of the Saltwater's biodegradable rings would positively impact the environment and ecosystem within the great lakes region.

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Plastic in the Oceans, and the impact it has on marine life.

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S A L T W A T E R   B R E W E R Y' S   E D I B L E  S I X - P A C K   R I N G S                     S A L T W A T E R   B R E W E R Y' S   E D I B L E  S I X - P A C K   R I N G S                        S A L T W A T E R   B R E W E R Y' S   E D I B L E  S I X - P A C K   R I N G S

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LOGO ILLUSTRATING SALTWATER BREWERY

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HIGH  COST VS APPRECIABLE BENEFITS

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What a time to be alive!! Today we live in a world where commercial businesses have taken a proactive approach to the detrimental effects their products have on the climate, environment and the animals that live within those fragile ecosystems. Salt Water Brewery has gone a step further by actually reusing the byproduct of produced beer within their facility and turning waste into an ingenious product aka biodegradable six-pack rings. The cost of producing these edible six-pack rings are comparatively high but the benefits of saving particularly marine animals, preserving the environment and in extension, our planet makes this a concept that truly personifies taking a stand for technological and environmental innovation.

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The group concedes that the high cost might be a hindrance in convincing the major breweries to follow suit, however, the expectation is that more brands will become interested in this environmentally friendly alternative.

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By using the byproduct of brewing the beer to make a ring to package the beer just show how critical and innovative thinking can change our planet for the better.

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REMOVAL OF LEFTOVER GRAIN BARLEY AFTER PROCESSING

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Tyler Immell, Brewer at Saltwater Brewery in Delray Beach removers the leftover Grain Barley after mashing out. The byproduct of the brewed beer will be used to create the first biodegradable and edible six-pack rings, a brand-new approach to sustainable beer packaging. Photo by Tim Stepien (SmugMug, 2016)

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Chris Gove, President and co-founder of Saltwater Brewery

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like stated in the video, most people would not mind paying a little extra, knowing how much of a positive impact these ring will have.

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A plastic bag can kill numerous animals because they take so long to disintegrate. An animal that dies from the bag will decompose and the bag will be released, another animal could harmlessly fall victim and once again eat the same bag.

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Approximately 1 million seabirds also die from plastic.

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100,000 marine creatures a year die from plastic entanglement and these are the ones found.

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Creativity 3D printing was utilized to produce the initial 500 of these new rings,  for the brewery's main brand, Screaming Reel's IPA. The goal is to create 400,000 every month, to cover the brewery's current production. At present, it costs in the vicinity of 10 and 15 cents for every unit, for craft beers price, that's more than $10 for a pack of six.

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Not only are 6 pack rings issues to wildlife because of ingesting them, they also get tangled in them and in many cases cause death.

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not only are they edible so if an animal gets stuck it can eat its way free, but it also offers a new source of food for the marine wildlife as well.

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                                                                  Mission Statement/ Video from Salt Water Brewery 

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Saltwater Brewery "Edible Six Pack Rings"