Mr Muscle bottles aim to help clean up ocean plastic

Cecilia Keating
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Household cleaning brand SC Johnson launches ocean-plastic Mr Muscle bottle line following success of similar initiative with Windex in the US

Household cleaning brand SC Johnson has launched a new line of Mr Muscle window and glass cleaner bottles made entirely from ocean-bound plastic bottles. The new line will be gradually rolled out in...

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