How does the official respond to the online aunt collecting lunch boxes and recycling them to the hotel?

Regarding the question of aunt recycling lunch boxes to restaurants, the official response said that these recycled lunch boxes were not used by diners, but recycled and sold waste products, and the used lunch boxes could not be used by customers again. In fact, for such a thing, it is inevitable that people will think wrong. An aunt picked up the lunch box used in the hotel and wiped it clean, then took it back to the hotel. If customers don't use it again, why does the hotel accept aunt's box lunch?

In fact, hotels should also pay attention to their own behavior. The used lunch box has been discarded, so the store should not recycle it. If I were a customer in the store, I would think that my lunch box had been used. Indeed, normal people will have this idea, but after investigation, restaurants have not reused recycled lunch boxes.

Perhaps, as the official responded, they really sold the recycled lunch boxes as waste. This kind of thing can be said to be an own goal, but the hotel should also reflect on it. Is it appropriate for them to do so? There are also recycled lunch boxes. How much can they be worth if they are sold again? It may be in the spirit of environmental protection and economy, but more attention should be paid to it. When it comes to diet, it will definitely attract more attention. If you want to avoid being misunderstood by the public, you'd better not recycle old lunch boxes.

Fortunately, the hotel responded in time and their response was confirmed. This explanation is acceptable. However, as a disposable goods, lunch boxes should be discarded after use. Even if it is recycled, the hotel should not be involved, because the hotel has new disposable lunch boxes. If the used lunch boxes are recycled, people will inevitably doubt whether there is a mixture of old and new in the hotel. Nowadays, food safety itself is worrying. If there is something wrong with the lunch box again, it is estimated that consumers will not accept it. I hope the hotel has been selling old lunch boxes as waste, not for customers, as the response said.