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IKEA Rebuilds Its Iconic FRAKTA Bag with 90% Recycled Plastic

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IKEA has switched materials for its FRAKTA carrier bag so that it now contains at least 90% recycled polypropylene plastic.

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IKEA marks the 30 years of the Frakta bag with a new version produced with at least 90% recycled material. The model maintains the characteristic blue design, functionality and low price, but integrates a higher percentage of recycled plastic, reducing the use of virgin raw material of fossil origin.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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With more than 44 million units sold annually, the iconic FRAKTA bag is best sold IKEA product, announced the company on its LinkedIn page.

It has transported laundry across the country, saved countless moving loads and hauled thousands of deposit bottles, and now there's good news for all fans of IKEA's legendary FRAKTA bag: It's not going anywhere, but it's been given an invisible super upgrade.

IKEA has revamped its iconic FRAKTA carry bag. The bag, which debuted in 1996, has been redesigned to mark its 30th anniversary. The new bag uses over 90% recycled materials, at least 70% of which come from packaging waste from the food and plastics industries. The manufacturing process also includes a change from the previous hand-stitching...

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Packaging News broke the news on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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