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NEWS | Industry


ry Updates


marks one-year anniversary of Coca-Cola European Partners


As a founding member of The UK Plastics Pact, led byWRAP, rtners (CCEP) has marked one year since the pact


The UK Plastics Pact Cola European Part


P, Coca- was first introduced and the progress that has since been made.


initiatives have been underway across the country. These have been Since the pact was first introduced, a number of important


outlined in a new report published byWRAP to highlight the progress made by members to date.


As outlined in the report, some of the action that CCEP has taken against the Pact’s targets for 2025 include:


Target: 100% of plastics packaging to be reusable, recyclable or compostable


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• All of CCEP’s plastic bottles are already 100% recyclable and the business is continually looking for innovative ways to reduce packaging waste;


• CCEP is working with other users of similar packaging to see how they can all collaborate to meet the business’ goal of making Capri-Sun pouches fully recyclable by 2025;


• CCEP has been running a trial with refillable systems at the University of Reading with its Coca-Cola Freestyle machines.


Target: 70 per cent of plastics packaging eff or composted


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• CCEP has established a recovery management offffice for packaging which acts across its European territory specifically to develop roadmaps to reaching 100 per cent collection of its packaging in each of those countries;


• CCEP has been one of the core businesses leading in the debate on what an effffective Deposit Return System will look like to enable high capture of materials;


• Over 500M CCEP bottles tops each year now carry a “Please Recycle Me” message to encourage consumers to recycle their plastic bottle;


• Continued support for the voluntary On Pack Recycling Label


scheme, ensuring consistent communication on packaging recyclability;


• CCEP released a recycling-focused TV advert over the Summer - “A


• Partnerships with community groups and charities, such as Keep Britain Tidy and Keep Scotland Beautiful to support anti-littering and clean-up initiatives;


• CCEP is signed up to Operation Clean Sweep and has


implemented best practice guidelines in its factories and with its suppliers to minimise the loss of PET pellets (or nurdles) into the ecosystem.


Target: 30 per cent average recycled content across all plastic packaging


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• On average, CCEP’s PET bottles contain around a quarter recycled content and the business has set a target to reach 50% recycled content by 2020;


• CCEP has made investments in new recycling technologies, Ioniqa Te


Technologies and Loop Industries to provide high-grade rPET. Nick Brown, head of sustainability at Coca-Cola European Partners


GB, said: “Seeing the progress that has been reported from businesses and organisations up and down the country over the last year has been really encouraging and demonstrates how


collaboration across the entire plastics supply chain can deliver real change.”


Mr Lee’s puts some seasonal spice into new reformulated flavours Mr Lee’s Pure Foods’ award-winning brand of gourmet instant noodles have further improved the recipes in their cups.


Aftfter growing substantially over the past couple of years, the brand has reformulated its recipes. By further balancing their seasoning levels, introducing generous chunks of 100 per cent chicken breast into two of their flavours alongside their market-leading amounts of freeze-dried veggies and proteins,Mr Lee’s continues on its quest to be one of the most premium, tasty and guilt-free global noodle brands.


“Taste doesn’t have to come at the sacrifice of healthfulness in food, and Mr Lee’s Noodles are proving that point in the convenience food sector.Our noodles are tasty and guilt-free, craftfted by real people, using only the finest of ingredients. No worries, eat happy,” said Damien Lee, founder of Mr Lee’s Pure Foods Co. Together with the new recipes, the brand also took a stand on sustainability by introducing a widely recyclable range with a removable paper sleeve to make sure that they do


The noodles, and their six diverse flavours, are craftfted from authentic recipes, created by the brand’s team of Asian innovators.Mr Lee’s Noodles are low in sugar, low in calories and certified gluten-free across the entire range. A selection of vegan flavours is also available. Ta


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The new flavours will be available from Mr lee's Noodles everything possible to protect the environment.


Kiosks vending machines,Ocado, Amazon and Mr Lee’s online shop.


“Across the Tracks” and ran a high-profile digital campaign, #CokeDunks, throughout September – showcasing the importance of recycling to consumers;


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