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New Institute of Packaging To Lead Nestlé’s Drive To Address Plastic Waste

September 12, 2019: 12:00 AM EST

Nestlé has formally inaugurated a new unit, the Institute of Packaging Sciences based in Lausanne, Switzerland, to double down on the development of new environmentally-friendly packaging solutions that address plastic waste. It will have a science and technology focus on a number of packaging areas, such as refillable and reusable options, simplified materials, recycled materials, and materials that are plant-based, compostable or biodegradable. The move was welcomed by Sander Defruyt, the New Plastics Economy Lead at the Ellen MacArthur Foundation. The new unit also reaffirms Nestlé’s commitment to reinforcing the Swiss innovation ecosystem.[Image Credit: © Nestle]
"Nestlé inaugurates packaging research institute, first-of-its-kind in the food industry", Nestlé, September 12, 2019, © Nestlé
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