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Earlier, PepsiCo announced a new goal to reduce the use of virgin plastic in the packaging of its beverage products by 35% by 2025, equivalent to a cumulative reduction of 5 million tons of virgin plast.
This goal is driven primarily by the increased use of recycled content and alternative packaging materials in PepsiCo’s beverage products, including LIFEWTR®, bubly™ and Aquafina® (a pure water brand), all of which recently announced the availability of alternative packaging materia.
In addition, PepsiCo is expected to reduce its use of 67 billion plastic bottles by 2025 as it expands its SodaStream® brand of soda-making machin.
These goals drive PepsiCo's vision for sustainable packaging and reinforce its "Beyond the Bottle" strategy; in addition to the Sodastream business, the "Beyond the Bottle" strategy includes a removable Hydration Platform and more no single-use Beverage product selection in plastic bottl.
"Our endeavours have a long way to go, but this is another step in PepsiCo's journey to help build a 'plastic-free waste' world," said Ramon Laguarta, chairman and chief executive officer of Pepsi.
PepsiCo's sustainable plastics vision consists of three pillars: reducing plastic usage, increasing recycling, and reinventing plastic packagi.
“We have set bold goals specifically to drive meaningful progress,” said Simon Lowden, president of global food operations, who oversees PepsiCo’s plastics agen.
This time PepsiCo's announcement builds on its previously announced packaging goal of 100% recyclable, fertiliser or degradable packaging by 2025, as well as in the plastic packaging of its products The utilization rate of recycled plastics reaches 2
PepsiCo's premium water brand LIFEWTR will be packaged in 100 percent rPET (recycled polyester) in the.
In Latin America and parts of Asia, brands such as Pepsi, 7-Up, and Mirinda offer consumers reusable plastic and glass product packagi.
In Western Europe, the Tropicana brand has relaunched in 50% rPET bottles and has set a target to use 100% rPET bottles by 202
PepsiCo's announced targets are based on a 2018 baseli.
