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Coast Capture Air

 I’ve read an article in the Guardian which was talking about a firm selling freshly bottled UK air for 60£ for the 500 ml. The bottles are from the Coast Capture Air company. Supposedly products are targeted for people from polluted areas around the world which are frustrated with breathing bad air. Customers inhale the fresh coastal air for mindfulness and yoga purposes. 

When I first read the article, I couldn’t believe that people are paying for “empty bottles”. Making a business out of a bottled air sounds crazy. Especially when we take the prize of a single bottle plus the delivery. I know now with polluted environment and climate change people are looking for alternatives of “clean world” but still the idea is just pointless for me. In my opinion if we want to relax and escape from pollutions, we should simply go to the country site or buy anti-smog mask.



atricle: https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/shortcuts/2021/mar/01/take-a-deep-breath-how-cornish-air-sells-for-60-a-bottle-even-if-its-from-devon

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  1. englishdiary10 March 2021 at 00:36

    I still don't believe anyone would be take in by such a scam. 500 ml is less than one deep breath!

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