M ondelēz International's brand Cadbury has revealed that its sharing bars, including Dairy Milk and Fruit & Nut, will now be wrapped in packaging composed of 80% certified recycled material.

Cadbury’s manufacturer Mondelēz International announced it’d be moving towards packaging made with up to 30 per cent recycled materials back in 2021.. The company’s Australia, NZ and Japan ...

Cadbury’s is set to wrap 300million bars this year in enough recycled plastic to cover the length of Britain 40 times over. The packaging change will mean the equivalent of 600 tonnes of ...

But Cadbury and Babybel were also found wanting in its latest investigation, which looked at 89 best-selling items. Only 34% had packaging that was fully recyclable in rubbish collections.

In order to create the packaging, Cadbury sourced 120 tonnes of recycled content from overseas, but hopes its announcement will demonstrate demand exists for this material in Australia.

September 24, 2021 /CSRwire/ - Australian made Cadbury Dairy Milk Blocks will be among the first food products in the world to be available and wrapped in recycled soft plastic packaging, the ...

This includes a pledge to cut packaging of seasonal products by 25 per cent by 2010. Cadbury is also cutting packaging of selection boxes by 32 per cent and tree decorations by 25 per cent. The ...

The Birmingham-founded company said it will affect its Cadbury Dairy Milk and Cadbury Mini Snowball packaging and include 30 per cent recycled plastic. The new packaging will be rolled out over 28 ...

The platform also features the Recycle Now® locator from WRAP, enabling consumers to check local collection and recycling points for a wide range of packaging materials. “This is the latest move in ...

But Cadbury and Babybel were also found wanting in its latest investigation, which looked at 89 best-selling items. Only 34% had packaging that was fully recyclable in rubbish collections.

Many top UK grocery brands have non-recyclable packaging, with crisps, chocolate and cheese products among the worst offenders, says Which? The tube containing Pringles crisps, now undergoing a ...