The Pack That Grows Back
Packaging is ubiquitous and part of our daily life. In this series, Eco-Business explores how innovative packaging can improve the world.
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Picking the pack that grows back
The pressure is mounting on companies to source paper from responsibly managed forests. Here is how packing giant Tetra Pak plans to double the recycling rate of its cartons by 2020.
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