Coca-Cola takes the lead in launching new plant-based packaging in the UK
Recently, the Coca-Cola Company has adopted newly developed packaging bottles made from a mixture of plant materials and recycled plastics in its sustainable product line, and plans to use this new packaging for its seven sub-brands including Coca-Cola, Diet Coke and Zero Coke, etc.
Coca-Cola has pioneered in launching 200 million such plant-based beverages in the UK market. The company will continue to launch such environmentally-friendly beverages in more than 20 countries around the world.
In recent years, the Coca-Cola Company has been committed to looking for renewable energy and material recycling, and plans to use plant-derived materials and packaging made of recyclable PET plastic (polyterephthalate) in 2020 for all beverage packaging bottles.
The company adopted plastic recycling technology in 1991 and invested 15 million pounds to build a plastic recycling plant in Lincolnshire, England in the first half of this year, which will double the output of recycled plastics in the United Kingdom.
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