The new pack consists of a robust side panel that is comprised of a double wall of corrugated cardboard.
The new machine was successfully started up in December 2024 and meets the growing customer demand for paper-based flexible packaging,
To be certified, products must meet specific design criteria, such as containing at least 15% recycled content and using PVC-free, easily removable labels and caps.
The Regulations replace a directive to ensure uniform implementation and reduce administrative burdens caused by fragmented national laws.
Kenya is targeting 100% reusable or recyclable plastic packaging by 2030.
The facility processes less than half its intended capacity.
Since 2022, the company has been working on technologies to turn plastic waste into higher-performance materials.
This will reduce CO₂ emissions by approximately 10%* compared to previous K3 multipack cups made of polystyrene.
The campaigns aim to enhance public understanding of COP24, educate citizens on the environmental and health impacts of single-use plastics.
Most of the collected waste comprised discarded food packaging and beverage containers left behind.