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    P&G, Dove, Keke, Pepsi and other brands promote packaging waste reduction

    • Last Update: 2022-08-21
    • Source: Internet
    • Author: User
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    Procter & Gamble (P&G) has announced a new goal: to more than double the use of recycled plastic in the packaging of its European household cleaning brands by early 2020


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    In addition to Procter & Gamble, Dove is also accelerating the promotion of circular packaging

    Redesign packaging to use more recycled plastic

    Redesign packaging to use more recycled plastic

    Unilever's Dove brand has announced that it will use 100% post-consumer recycled plastic bottles for its body wash, shampoo and other products by the end of the year


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    Dove says it won't eliminate plastic packaging entirely, because it guarantees product quality and shelf life


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    Its Beauty Bar individual soap packs look better thanks to the plastic laminate, but Dove says it will move away from plastic coatings in 2020


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    Dove says it will no longer use plastic coating on its Beauty Bar individual soap packaging by 2020, in line with its commitment to reduce consumption

    All plastic bottles in the company's Dove line, Dove Men + Care and Dove Baby products will be made from 100 percent post-consumer recycled plastic


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    In addition to daily chemicals, the beverage industry is also one of the important sources of plastic packaging waste


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    Beverage leaders shoulder heavy responsibilities

    Coca-Cola launched a plastic bottle recycling cash rebate program in Hong Kong, consumers can get HK$0.
    2 HKD rebate for every plastic bottle they collect

    In addition, Coca-Cola launched the world's first recycled beverage bottles made from recycled ocean plastic waste


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            In fact, leading beverage companies such as PepsiCo and Nestle have taken important measures to promote the recycling economy of plastics


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    Nestlé officially established the Food Packaging Science Institute in mid-September

            The Nestlé Packaging Science Institute focuses on many areas of science and technology, such as refillable or reusable packaging, simplified packaging materials, recycled packaging materials, high-performance wrapping papers and bio-based, compostable and biodegradable materials
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            Although the current problem of waste plastic pollution is still serious, the efforts of the global industrial chain in dealing with waste plastics are worthy of recognition, and it also brings hope to the management of waste plastic pollution
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    Coupled with the strong support of government agencies, social organizations and consumers around the world for waste plastic pollution control, I believe that plastics will shape a bright future

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