The Circularity of Metal Packaging and the importance of the Metal Recycles Forever mark
We are delighted to share two recently published websites highlighting the outstanding qualities of metal packaging š!
šā”ļø Please visit packagingforcircularity.org and beverage.metalrecyclesforever.euto learn more.
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Our goal is to make metal the preferred choice for consumer and industrial packaging šÆ.
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85.5%Ā of steel packagingĀ &Ā 73%Ā of aluminium beverage cansĀ are recycled in EU, making metal theĀ most recycled packaging.
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Metal isĀ aĀ permanent material.Ā It is a perfectĀ fit for a Circular EconomyĀ ā»ļø.
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