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P & G launched plastic bottles made of recycled plastics and marine plastics

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core tip: P & G announced at the Malta ocean conference that it officially launched plastic bottles made of recycled plastics and marine plastics after consumption. The launch of this bottle aims to raise people's attention to the problem of marine plastic waste

[China Packaging News] P & G announced at the Malta Ocean Conference (the pollution and local blockage of the our ocean conference system will prevent the device from fully closing CE) that it officially launched plastic bottles made of post consumer recycled plastic and marine plastic. The launch of this bottle aims to raise people's attention to the problem of marine plastic waste in the past few weeks

this bottle is named fairy ocean plastic bottle, which is jointly developed by P & G and terracycle, a plastic recycling expert, and will be officially launched in the UK in 2018. At that time, 320000 bottles will be launched. The bottles are made of 10% of marine recycled plastics from all over the world, and 90% of them are recycled plastics after consumption

the project aims to promote people's awareness of marine plastic pollution and stimulate consumers to clean up marine garbage and recycle domestic garbage

Virginia helias, vice president of global sustainable development of P & G, said that as a brand deeply loved by consumers in the UK, we are using fairy tales to raise people's awareness of plastic recycling and marine pollution

according to the MacArthur Foundation (EMF), preventing plastic from flowing into the ocean is crucial to protecting our marine environment. About $80 billion to $120 billion worth of plastic packaging will be lost every year on the current economic and operational track. By 2050, the amount of plastic waste in the ocean will far exceed the amount of fish

tom szaky, CEO of terracycle, said that marine pollution is a related issue, and we hope to inspire other brands to think creatively about recycling experience

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