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    Large Japanese beverage companies to achieve 100% recycling of beverage bottles

    • Last Update: 2022-08-22
    • Source: Internet
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    Suntory Holdings (HD), a major Japanese beverage company, intends to establish a system to recycle all PET bottles


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    Suntory Holdings (HD), a major Japanese beverage company, intends to establish a system to recycle all PET bottles
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    This plan is expected to be an example of the recycling of plastic resources initiated by Japan to prevent waste plastics from polluting the oceans
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    About 10% of the beverages currently sold by Suntory use recycled PET bottles from waste PET bottles
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    A circular system will be established by 2030
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    Plant-derived resins will be produced from thinned pine wood or bagasse after sugar is made


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    Plant-derived resins will be produced from thinned pine wood or bagasse after sugar is made
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    Suntory believes that this method can achieve the same cost production as the method of producing PET bottles by breaking down naphtha (gasoline) derived from crude oil
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    Suntory will start production and implement mass production in 2023
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    With regard to recycled PET resin, Suntory will jointly develop a system for efficient production of beverage bottles with Japan's Kyei Sangyo (Oyama City, Tochigi Prefecture)
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    Before 2030, Suntory Holdings will use recycled PET resin to produce 60% to 70% of beverage bottles, and use plant resin to produce 30% to 40%
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    The company sells PET bottled beverages in 50 countries and regions around the world, using approximately 10 billion bottles each year
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    Recycling of beverage bottles is also an issue faced by global beverage manufacturers
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    However, the mainstream overseas practice is to burn or bury PET bottles.


    Japan's Ministry of the Environment formulated a plastic recycling strategy at the end of March
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    The G20 summit will be held in Osaka in late June, and it is estimated that the marine pollution countermeasures of waste plastics will also become a major topic of the meeting

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