Lucozade and Pringles named packaging 'villains' of recycling world

Michael Holder
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Recycling Association lists everyday products which are hardest to recycle due to complexity of their packaging

Lucozade bottles and Pringles tubes have been named as some of the hardest products to recycle due to the complexity of their packaging, prompting renewed calls for improvements in packaging design...

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