DW Reusables Says its Packaging Cuts CO2 Emissions
A new study has shown that DW Reusables’ recently launched Fillbee reusable system for beverages generates around 46% less CO2 compared to aluminum cans with plastic wrap, and 64% less CO2 compared to single-use glass with cardboard.
A sustainable development master student at the Copernicus Institute for Sustainable Development at Utrecht University compared for his thesis the primary and secondary packaging: a Fillbee used in combination with reusable glass bottles, aluminum cans wrapped in plastic film and cardboard packs with one-way glass bottles.
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