I've been researching sustainable packaging for a while now, and the amount of greenwashing in the industry is alarming. Is it actually possible for consumers to make environmentally responsible choices when companies like Coca-Cola and Nestlé keep pushing 'recyclable' plastics that most facilities can't process? Real change seems to require regulation, but governments are slow to act. I'm curious if anyone has found practical ways to cut through the confusion and shop more sustainably without feeling like you need a degree in materials science. What's your take—can individual action truly drive the shift away from single-use plastics, or are we just shifting responsibility onto consumers?