Nippon Paper Industries and Elopak Collaborate on Sustainable Packaging

Norway's Elopak and Nippon Paper Industries have reportedly signed a comprehensive memorandum of understanding (MoU, a treaty dealing with smaller matters) that covers Further collaboration between the two companies on how to jointly develop and organize potential businesses based on their respective expertise, assets and networks.

Nippon Paper Industries is a leading liquid packaging company in Japan. Under the slogan of "Developing the Future with Trees", it focuses on the use of wood, a renewable resource, and works in the field of paper packaging, with the aim of enriching people's lives and development. culture contributes.

Well-known Enterprises Actively Seek Green Packaging

Under the guidance of controlling plastic pollution and improving waste recycling, the 14th Five-Year Circular Economy Development Strategy, the peak of carbon dioxide emissions, and the carbon neutral strategy, many packaging can be green, reduced and recycled. Various packaging and chemical companies have responded and actively explored green packaging.

Coca-Cola: We commit to 25% sustainable packaging by 2030

Coca-Cola committed on Thursday, February 10, to reuse 25 percent of its packaging globally by 2030, up from 16 percent in 2020.

If Coca-Cola achieves that goal, "it will be easier for us to achieve our goal of a 'garbage-free world' of every sale by 2030," Coca-Cola Chief Executive James Quincey said on a Feb. 10 financial report call. a bottle of Coke

Fund manager Green Century Capital Management said in a statement that Coca-Cola's announcement on Thursday was "the first known target of its kind" and a "hot strategic shift."

Previously, the Green Center and activist investor As You Sow put forward a shareholder proposal urging Coca-Cola to reduce single-use plastic. They are now considering whether to withdraw the proposal.