Sainsbury's Peanut Butter Packaging
Sainsbury's Peanut Butter Packaging
2011-09-23 Lisa McTigue Pierce / Packaging Digest
Sainsbury's has replaced the glass used in its peanut butter jars with plastic, cutting packaging by 83 percent or 882,000 kilos. The change is the first of its kind by a U.K. retailer and puts Sainsbury's well on its way to meeting its target to cut total packaging by a third by 2015. The new jars are just as functional as the previous ones, but the reduced weight means not only do they have a lower environmental impact, they also require less fuel to transport. As such, the new jars could reduce Sainsbury's carbon emissions by over 150 tonnes.
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