'Drink sustainably': Tennents launches new packaging recycling push

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'Please Enjoy Sustainably' will be printed in an eye-catching position on Tennents cans to encourage recycling | Credit:Tennents
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'Please Enjoy Sustainably' will be printed in an eye-catching position on Tennents cans to encourage recycling | Credit:Tennents

Drinks brand to print a new message on its cans from 2022 in a bid to help boost recycling rates

The slogan 'drink sustainably' will sit alongside the reminder to 'drink responsibly' on a Tennents new beer cans, as the famous Scottish drinks brand seeks to boost recycling rates for its packaging....

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