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Questions about tea manufacturing.

Emperor2

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I need some awnsers or websites that will awnser these questions concerning cardboard, cellophane, and tea.

How much energy does it take to transport and process the 3 materials listed above?

How much energy does it take to market them?

How are tea and cellophane disposed of?

ANd please, no random "a lot" awnsers. I know these questions are a little wierd, but I didn't make them up, so don't ask me. Alos, for the energy ones, Any units will do fine.
 
A. This is very factory specific.
B. Why would anyone on a gaming forum have any idea? :lol:
 
I need some awnsers or websites that will awnser these questions concerning cardboard, cellophane, and tea.

How much energy does it take to transport and process the 3 materials listed above?Well cardboard and cellophane are pretty regional in production. Cardboard can even be broken down to a local level. Tea is harvested in only certain areas of the word. I think the US only has tea plantaions of any size in Georgia and/or South Carolina.

How much energy does it take to market them?Tea. A lot. its a consumable commodity. You maybe able to google "average yearly marketing for a few tea companies and get a median level. Cellophane isn't really marketed at all nor is cardboard. Their wide use as packing and packaging materials means that any one shipping something any where is likely to use it.

How are tea and cellophane disposed of?Tea being an organic is just left to rot. Cellophane fills land fills and degrades at a half life rate close to nuke fuel.

ANd please, no random "a lot" awnsers. I know these questions are a little wierd, but I didn't make them up, so don't ask me. Alos, for the energy ones, Any units will do fine.

Not so help full but its all I got.
 
Pretty good...
 
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