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Chanel PCR Aluminum in Mascara Packaging, Tesco Toilet Rolls and Kitchen Towels from Recycled Board, Dulux PCR Paint Pail

See a few examples of packaging made with post-consumer recycled content from Chanel, Tesco, and Dulux from ThePackHub’s Innovation Zone.

Chanel's new 'Le Volume' mascara packaging contains between 10% and 20% PCR aluminum, depending on the model.
Chanel's new 'Le Volume' mascara packaging contains between 10% and 20% PCR aluminum, depending on the model.
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Recycling initiatives are the most common type of packaging innovation reported in ThePackHub's Innovation Zone, and contributing to that popularity are post-industrial and post-consumer recycled content initiatives. Companies are reducing the amount of virgin material in their packaging by using recycled content. This trend applies not only to plastic, but various recyclable materials including aluminum and paper, as the following examples demonstrate.

Learn more about ThePackHub's Innovation Zone here.

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