roughbarked said:

Witty Rejoinder said:

roughbarked said:

I understand all of that. But I do need it explained to me how the cost of washing and recycling the bottles can’t be worn by the wineries. It is a substantially smaller cost than cleaning up the wastes costs the rest of the taxpayers.

Ok. They’re just protesting about proposed new costs as all businesses do. If it does affect their bottom-line I don’t think any wine drinkers will complain about a few extra cents on their wine purchase prices for a policy aimed at protecting the environment.

Previously mentioned John Casells makes a million a week by transporting full bottles of wine to the USA and selling for $2 per bottle.

So?