March 2020

Coca-Cola and Indorama

Coca-Cola and Indorama Ventures ink partnership to build PH’s largest bottle-to-bottle recycling facility

With the shared goal of making a more sustainable future happen today, Coca-Cola Beverages Philippines, Inc. (CCBPI)—the bottling arm of Coca-Cola in the country—and Thailand-headquartered Indorama Ventures have signed a joint-venture agreement to establish PETValue, the largest state-of-the-art, bottle-to-bottle recycling facility in the Philippines.

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Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages

Sustainability: HCCB collects 30,000 kg of plastics, aiming to double the number of cities

Designed as a barter system, the campaign, which is in sync with Government of India’sSwachh Bharat Mission, encourages everyone to bring all kinds of plastic waste products to the mini material recovery stalls set up in different locations and get recycled cloth bags as per the exchange rates defined.

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Vacmet

Vacmet expands their site in Indore with BOPET and BOPP lines

From purely a metallizing and coating company back in 1993, Vacmet India has emerged as a leading producer of oriented polypropylene, polyester films and specialty coated films in India. To further expand their already well-established European business, Vacmet has now decided to build up their BOPET and BOPP capacities at their Central India plant at Indore.

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Compostable plastics

Compostable plastics disintegrate fast enough in the current Dutch Biowaste disposal system

Wageningen Food & Biobased Research has studied how compostable plastics behave in the current Dutch system for the treatment of GFT (i.e. source separated municipal biowaste). It came to the conclusion that compostable products can be processed well together with GFT. No compostable plastics were found in the final compost. However, conventional (non-compostable) plastics were found.

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