UNESDA - Soft Drinks Europe notes that the EU needs to address the biggest structural challenge of recycled PET costing more than virgin PET.
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UNESDA - Soft Drinks Europe
Established in 1958, UNESDA is a Brussels-based association representing corporates & national soft drinks associations.
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- Food & Beverages
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- Brussels, BE
- Company size
- 2–10 employees
About UNESDA - Soft Drinks Europe
Established in 1958, UNESDA represents the European soft drinks industry which comprises: still drinks, cordials, dilutables, carbonates, fruit drinks, energy drinks, iced teas and coffees, squashes and sports drinks.
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UNESDA - Soft Drinks Europe made significant progress in two key areas under the EU Agri-Food Code, including packaging circularity and sugar reduction.
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UNESDA - Soft Drinks Europe has noticed activity on the EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) since it took effect on 12 August.
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UNESDA - Soft Drinks Europe highlights the EU's upcoming Circular Economy Act as an opportunity to make high-quality, closed-loop recycling the norm and ensure fair access to recycled material.
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