Article 24F5H Unilever, P&G and Kraft Heinz criticised for recycling label failures

Unilever, P&G and Kraft Heinz criticised for recycling label failures

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Oliver Balch
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Companies say the task has been made difficult by differences in recycling rules in different parts of the UK and Europe

Three of the world's biggest consumer goods brands, Unilever, P&G and Kraft Heinz, have been criticised by recycling campaigners after failing to use a recycling label on all their products.

An estimated 2.26m tonnes of plastic packaging is produced every year in the UK, of which three-fifths (61%) ends up being dumped. Plastic bottles are one of the worst culprits, with 15m being binned every day. Meanwhile, the recycling rate for plastic film is just 3%.

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