, Spotlight on Sustainability and Recyclability: Alfred Ritter Uses Koehler’s Flexible Packaging Paper for its ‘Mini Mix’ Pouches – Packaging Gateway, TheCircularEconomy.com

Spotlight on Sustainability and Recyclability: Alfred Ritter Uses Koehler’s Flexible Packaging Paper for its ‘Mini Mix’ Pouches – Packaging Gateway

ByThe Circular Economy Team

, Spotlight on Sustainability and Recyclability: Alfred Ritter Uses Koehler’s Flexible Packaging Paper for its ‘Mini Mix’ Pouches – Packaging Gateway, TheCircularEconomy.comAlfred Ritter GmbH & Co KG aims to create packaging solutions from renewable raw materials that are in harmony with both humans and nature and are recyclable. With a view to achieving this goal, the company, employing almost 1,700 staff and boasting a brand awareness of 99% in Germany, actively monitors changes in consumer behaviour, changes which have grown exponentially in recent months.

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, Spotlight on Sustainability and Recyclability: Alfred Ritter Uses Koehler’s Flexible Packaging Paper for its ‘Mini Mix’ Pouches – Packaging Gateway, TheCircularEconomy.com

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