IKEA cooks up kitchen made from recycled plastic bottles

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New KUNGBACKA kitchen front range manufactured using recycled PET-bottles and wood

IKEA has further expanded its portfolio of green products with the launch this week of a new range of sustainable kitchen fronts made using recycled plastics and wood. The KUNGSBACKA range has been...

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