Adelaide Oval patrons will be served alcohol in cans after a new liquor licence is approved, to reduce the amount of litter the facility processes.
Adelaide Oval patrons will soon be served alcohol in cans after the facility's new liquor licence was approved.Adelaide Oval had been pouring beverages into plastic cups before serving in public areasThe Stadium Management Authority had applied to sell drinks in aluminium cans to reduce the amount of litter it has to process.
"This is just an extension of what we're already doing in our corporate areas," SMA chief operating officer Adam Vonthethoff told ABC Radio Adelaide. He said he was not aware of safety being an issue at sporting venues interstate or at the Beer and BBQ Festival at Wayville Showgrounds earlier this month.Adelaide Oval management argue serving drinks in tin cans will reduce waste.
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