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3.3% reduction in packaging weight
3.3% reduction in packaging weight
In the pursuit of sustainability and responsible packaging, significant progress has been made in the past year. There has been a remarkable 3.3% reduction in packaging weight per serving during the financial year 2022. The commitment to a circular economy is evident in their goal to transition to 100% recyclable packaging and achieve a 50% recycled PET bottle rate across their Grocery range. Furthermore, by adopting 100% rPET preforms for Still & Sparkling Ballygowan 500ml bottles, the brand achieved an impressive 50% rPET content overall. It's important to note that all plastic reduction initiatives are conducted with a steadfast commitment to maintaining the high quality of their products while simultaneously reducing or eliminating waste in all forms.
Britvic Plans for 2023
Britvic Plans for 2023
In a resolute commitment to sustainability and continuous improvement, the company is poised to reduce its packaging weight per serving in the upcoming year. Preparing for future changes, they are getting ready to introduce tethered caps. Their aim remains steadfast in achieving 100% recyclable packaging and ensuring that 50% of their PET bottles in the grocery range are recycled. Additionally, they plan to incorporate recycled content into their flexible shrink packaging, further advancing their eco-friendly initiatives while unwaveringly maintaining high standards across all aspects of their operations.
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Irish Distillers
We cut 28.26 tonnes of plastic packaging waste in the past year and are shifting the remaining 50mls to board boxes.
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Coca Cola
Coca-Cola HBC Ireland and Northern Ireland continued to eliminate ‘single-use’ plastic shrink wrap from our multi-packs, through our move to KeelClip™ and Q-Flex Card Carton Packs; a move that eliminated almost 500 tonnes of plastic.
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Blenders
Actively engaged in discussions with suppliers to enhance the use of recycled content safely.
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