Why are all imported Japanese motor oils all tin cans?

Why does Japan consistently use this more expensive packaging method?

Is it just for aesthetics?

Next, let me explain to you why ↓

First, Japan does not allow the use of non-environmentally friendly plastic buckets unless they are biodegradable plastic buckets; however, the cost of biodegradable plastic packaging is higher than that of iron buckets.

Second, iron cans are easy to recycle and reuse. Everyone knows that Japan is a country with relatively few resources.

Third, the safety is more guaranteed, because lubricating oil is a dangerous chemical, and once it leaks, it will damage the environment.

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What are the advantages of tin can oil packaging?

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