Over 250 organisations including numerous world's largest packaging producers, brands, retailers and recyclers, as well as governments have signed and Bangor University is one of 40 global universities to have made this commitment. All businesses that have signed up to the Commitment will publish annual progress data. "We will do our part to ensure that none of our packaging, including plastics, ends up in the natural environment", Nestlé CEO Mark Schneider commented.
Gwen Holland, the Campus waste co-ordinator, said: "Bangor University fully supports the vision for a circular economy for plastics, and is a very proud signatory of the New Plastic Economy Global Commitment. In the next few years people who use our products will be looking for packs that are recyclable or use recycled content, and we will be telling them on the packaging when that's the case".
The campaign is led by Ellen MacArthur Foundation, a charity launched by the yachts woman and the United Nations.
Coca-Cola, PepsiCo, and Nestle - three of the signatories of the New Plastics Economy Global Commitment - were recently named as the world's worst plastic polluters.
It is also looking at ways of reusing black Tresemme shampoo bottles and getting recycled plastic into Hellmann's mayonnaise bottles.
Work with industry and other organizations to support circular plastic economy models.
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