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Use of renewable sugarcane derived plastic
P&G’s innovative sustainable packaging plan
August 19, 2010 | By the PSA desk based on a press release
The Procter & Gamble company recently announced plans to use renewable, sustainable, sugarcane-derived plastic on selected packaging on its Pantene Pro-V, Covergirl and Max Factor brands. Sugarcane-derived plastic is a significant development in sustainable packaging because it is made from a renewable resource, unlike traditional plastic, which is made from non-renewable petroleum. The new material is made in a process which transforms sugarcane into high-density polyethylene (HDPE) plastic, a type commonly used for product packaging. It remains 100% recyclable in existing municipal recycling facilities. ...cont´d
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Packaging South Asia Magazine
Issue : Volume 6. Issue 01. January 2012
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