Published 2 years ago

Quality Street axes famous plastic wrappers on chocolates after 86 years as part of green drive

Summary by Ground News

Nestle is removing the shiny plastic and foil wrappers from its Quality Street chocolates after 86 years to make them more environmentally friendly - and stop nearly two billion wrappers a year ending up in landfill. Nestle said it believes people will respond "positively" when it unveils the new plastic-free wrappings. Around 1.7 billion Quality Street chocolates are enjoyed every year in the UK.

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The Guardian

Quality Street axes plastic wrappers for recyclable paper | Food & drink industry

Nestlé says change after 86 years will keep 2bn wrappers a year out of landfill

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Independent

Quality Street scraps colourful wrappers on its chocolates after 86 years

‘It’s a huge deal. And it’s a bit sad,’ chocolate historian Alex Hutchinson said

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Daily Mirror

Quality Street axe famous brightly coloured plastic wrappers in bid to go green

The leading chocolate manufacturers have made the change to use a more environmentally friendly alternative, and this means that the trademark shine will be gone from the wrapping

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Metro News

Quality Street ditch famous bright plastic wrappers to be more eco-friendly

Quality Street chocolates will soon lose their bright plastic wrappers, swapping them for paper ones, to be more eco-friendly.

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Sun

Quality Street AXES iconic brightly coloured plastic wrappers on its famous chocolates after 86 years

QUALITY Street has axed the iconic brightly coloured plastic wrappers that surround its famous chocolates after 86 years.The confectionary maker behind the Christmas favourites have said they are getting rid of the see-through packaging and foil.Not known, clear with picture deskQuality Street is ditching its bright, plastic wrappers for something more environmentally-friendly[/caption] In a bid to become more environmentally-friendly, they will…

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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