http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-15220297

Dutch trains to get ‘bag toilets’

Recently the Dutch National Railways has developed new equipment, which became an addition to the first aid bag. Surprisingly it was an emergency urinal bag in case of a train power failure. Facts showed that 16% of the passenger trains actually do not have toilets; a chemical powder would be inside the bag to instantly turn the liquid into solid. There were some disagreements from the crowd saying that the method would be inconvenient.

The new product emergency plastic bags in a certain perspective may seem unreasonable, and somewhat outrageous; personally I would find it very beneficial to the business. If the product has been proven useful in the near future, the company would be able to branch of this product, and use it as a focus in its advertisement. As the “market laws” state either to be first to enter the market, or be first at something new in order to keep that image in the head of the consumers. The Dutch National Railways would be able to control this variable and be the only company with an instant urgency washroom bag. In my opinion, the product will be a benefit rather than a child’s joke.