Beer brand Tennent’s to invest £14m in sustainability initiatives
Beer brand Tennent’s has announced an investment of £14.2m in sustainability initiatives as it plans to scrap single-use plastic in its packaging by 2021.
Source: www.foodbev.com
Beer brand Tennent’s has announced an investment of £14.2m in sustainability initiatives as it plans to scrap single-use plastic in its packaging by 2021.
Source: www.foodbev.com
Photo: Houston Chronicle, Samantha Lopez Sustainability has become an increasingly hot topic on the streets of Houston. Instead of avoiding purchases altogether, one way that locals are beating the buyer-blues is by repurposing and reselling vintage items. Every first Saturday of the month, EaDo Vintage hosts “Swap Meets” to do just that.
As more and more companies are transitioning away from single-use plastics and actively seeking more sustainable alternatives, The Coca-Cola Company and PepsiCo have announced their exit from the Plastics Industry Association. The food and beverage giants announced their decision earlier this week, following a statement from Greenpeace to the same effect. “Companies understand that they cannot publicly say they want to end plastic pollution, while financially supporting an association that lobbies for our continued reliance on throwaway plastics,” said Greenpeace USA Oceans Campaign Director John Hocevar. “This is a victory for every person that spoke up and asked Coca-Cola and PepsiCo to put their money where their mouths are, and tell the Plastics Industry Association to stop preventing plastic reduction efforts.”
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