
Submitted by:
John Bee
Recycling Plastic Water Bottles
November 6, 2009
Most water bottles made by Nestlé Waters rely on PET plastic, a lightweight material that requires less energy to transport than glass and also has a smaller carbon footprint. What’s more – PET plastic is 100% recyclable and can enjoy a ‘second life’ after its use.
We hope this in-depth video into the life cycle of a water bottle will encourage you to take the extra step and make sure your bottles are recycled.
Tags: nestlé, recycling, Water
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