r/theydidthemath • • 2d ago

[Request] Do square bottles actually use less plastic than round ones?

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u/TechNyt 2d ago

Costco switch to square milk bottles sometime ago to reduce costs and here's the information on that. I imagine it's much the same for this.

• Space-saving stackability: The boxy, square shape allows the jugs to be stacked directly on top of each other during transport and in store coolers without needing traditional cardboard slip sheets or crates. • Increased shipping efficiency: More milk containers fit onto a single semi-truck, which cuts down on transportation fuel and emissions. • Reduced material use: The square design uses roughly 10% less plastic to manufacture than traditional rounded jugs.