Ella's Kitchen to make 75 per cent of pouches fully-recyclable

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Ella's Kitchen to make 75 per cent of pouches fully-recyclable

Baby food brand says new recyclable pouches will play 'significant' role in helping it to achieve its SBTI-certified climate targets

Baby food company Ella's Kitchen has announced plans to transition 75 per cent of its food pouches to be be fully recyclable through kerbside collections by the end of 2024. The announcement comes as...

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