CO-RO Joins Two Sides To Promote Sustainable Soft Drink Packaging

CO-RO is a Danish company with a rich heritage. Together with their local partners around the world, they deliver over 3.5 billion servings of high-quality fruit-based drinks and ice lollies every year. Their beloved brands, including Sunquick, Suntop, Suncola, and Sun Lolly, have become household names, synonymous with quality and great taste.

CO-RO’s products are available in over 80 markets and a significant part of their packaging is paper based. By opting for paper-based packaging, CO-RO not only reduces its carbon footprint but also supports the recycling industry, as paper is one of the most recycled materials globally.

“We are delighted to become a member of Two Sides to help promote the environmental benefits of paper-based packaging”, says Kasper Herluf Østlund, VP Global Supply Chain and Transformation at CO-RO.
more at: https://twosides.info/UK/co-ro-joins-two-sides-to-promote-sustainable-soft-drink-packaging/

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