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this post was submitted on 12 Mar 2024
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We've had those bottles for years now here in Sweden.
The reason for the change to the taller thinner can is because the amount of aluminium used in the top and bottom is less. The top and bottom in an aluminum can is the thickest parts.
The price increase has nothing to do with it though..
While the chapter can statement us true, they definitely took the chance to up the price if the dates match. Capitalism at it's best.
How is the top smaller though? It looks identical. There must be another reason.
Search on YouTube to see how aluminium cans are made and you'll understand why the "lid" and bottom is where the aluminium is thicker (as compared to the "walls").
I don't mean it's not thicker, i mean it looks like it has the same diameter.