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WRAP gets big name backers
Coca-Cola, Marks & Spencer and Boots will soon be selling products in packaging made from recycled plastic. In trials funded by the Waste and Resources Action Programme (WRAP), Coca-Cola Enterprises will use recycled PET plastic (rPET) in a range of drinks bottles. A Coca-Cola spokesman said: ""We are pleased to be working with WRAP, using our experience of processing recycled PET elsewhere in the world to explore the potential market in the UK." Meanwhile, working ...
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