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Nestlé Malta committed to recycle
its packaging with GreenPak
NESTLÉ MALTA RECYCLES 8,000kg of glass every month
Nestlé has long been committed to recycling and ascertains that all products it places on the market are recycled
The very popular Nescafé Collect scheme is an initiative where Nestlé and GreenPak are collaborating in Malta to recycle the Nescafé packaging material. All the glass jars and lids deposited at these three exchange points are then collected and recycled by GreenPak.
Since 2009, GreenPak has bestowed the “Committed to Recycle” seal on Nestlé Malta for working towards a better environment and for ensuring that packaging material placed on the market through Nestle’s trading activity are recycled properly.
Nestlé global commitment to environmentally
sustainable business practices
Internationally, Nestlé is also very committed to environmentaly sustainable business practices. As a company, we know that our planet’s natural resources are rapidly depleting as human consumption rises. Natural habitats are declining because of growing populations and the increased demand for raw materials from agriculture, fishing and other activities. We now consume 1.6 times what our planet provides every year – and that needs to be reversed.
Piloting environmental
footprints in Europe
Nestlé have supported the Product Environmental Footprint project, helping the European Commission develop category rules for Nestlé Waters Vittel packed water and Purina ONE pet food.
Reducing food loss and waste
Nestlé led the development of the Food Loss & Waste Protocol, on behalf of the Consumer Goods Forum (CGF), and piloted its Food Loss and Waste Accounting and Reporting Standard in our dairy supply chain in Pakistan.
Partnership to develop 100%
bio-based PET bottles
Through the NaturALL Bottle Alliance, Nestlé Waters is working with Danone and Origin Materials, a US start-up, to develop a PET plastic bottle made from 100% renewable materials.
22 558 tonnes of
packaging avoided
