Suntory targets '100 per cent sustainable' plastic packaging across Europe by 2030
Firm behind brands such as Lucozade and Orangina aims to eradicate virgin plastic from its products by 2030, shifting instead to recycled or plant-based alternatives
Drinks giant Suntory's European business has unveiled plans to move towards "100 per cent sustainable" plastic bottles within the next decade, by eradicating the use of virgin plastics derived from fossil...
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