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Coca-Cola is making up for ensnaring poor little ducks<\/a> in six-pack containers by making chairs recycled from its bottles<\/a> — understandably stamped with the company logo — and hawking them for $230, the Atlanta Business Journal reports.<\/p>\n From the story:<\/p>\n The chair — available in red, snow, flint, grass, persimmon and Charcoal colors — is modeled after the original aluminum Emeco Navy Chair designed in 1944 for the U.S. Navy. Each one is stamped on the back with Coca-Cola’s iconic logo.<\/p>\n Each 111 Navy Chair contains a mix of 60 percent recycled polyethylene terephthalate plastic (rPET) and a combination of other materials including pigment and glass fiber for strength.<\/p>\n The chairs, which sell for $230, will hit the market in June and can also be ordered by clicking here. In the United States, the chair will be sold exclusively at Design Within Reach.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n OK, who’s planning on picking up a stack of these babies for backyard barbecues?<\/p>\n
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