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Colored pastes sent on January 21, 2023 (13:57) by Daniele 1974. 4 comments, 308 views. f/1.9, ISO 640, hand held. Delhi, India.
Questa è pasta colorata venduta sciolta, un prodotto che da noi non avrebbe mercato, vedere queste cose è veramente incredibile, non a caso penso che il motto del turismo indiano è "Incredibile India".
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sent on January 22, 2023 (9:00) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
In the 50s and 60s everything was sold in bulk and the pasta was wrapped in a very resistant glossy dark blue paper that was also preserved for other uses, such as lining school books for example. No one got sick. We were few and there was no waste. Think then if the Indians used plastic as well to package pasta what a disaster!!!!! Greetings Maurizio Da noi negli anni 50 e 60 tutto si vendeva sfuso e la pasta te la incartavano in una carta blu scuro lucida molto resistente che si conservava anche per altri usi, come foderare i libri di scuola per esempio. Non si ammalava nessuno. Eravamo pochi e non si faceva spreco. Pensa poi se gli indiani usassero la plastica pure per confezionare la pasta che disastro!!!!!
sent on January 24, 2023 (1:05) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)
My parents told me and they say that the color "sugar paper" comes from there, if I'm not mistaken (I don't know if the sugar was sold in bulk, but they told me that it was wrapped in that paper with such a characteristic color). I do not know exactly what they wrap that pasta sold in bulk with, but I assure you that in Delhi there are plastic waste around, fortunately they say that they have made a law that will ban plastic in India starting from 2025, hopefully well. In my opinion, they should ban it worldwide, if not the compostable one. Me lo raccontavano i miei e dicono che il colore "carta da zucchero" derivi proprio da lì, se non erro (non so se lo zucchero fosse venduto sfuso, ma mi dicevano che era incartato in quella carta dal colore così caratteristico). Non so di preciso con cosa incartano quella pasta venduta sfusa e sicuramente venderla così contribuisce a ridurre i rifiuti, il che fa bene all' ambiente soprattutto in India perché sono veramente tanti e ti assicuro che a Delhi di rifiuti di plastica in giro ce ne sono eccome, fortunatamente dicono che hanno fatto una legge che vieterà la plastica in India a partire dal 2025, speriamo bene. Secondo me la dovrebbero vietare a livello mondiale, se non quella compostabile. Un saluto. Daniele
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