Meet the new company that affirms a future of products with reusable packaging

Mexico City.

There are already several companies that have joined ecological projects in order to preserve the environment by delivering their products with more bio-friendly materials, Loop isanew platform that predicts a future with products in reusable packaging, the idea is that this is possible in all areas, including detergents and shampoo.

What is the goal of this new company?

Loop seeks to build the best future for companies, consumers and especially the environment, one of its principles is that the Trash should no longer exist, and brands should make sure to provide a service that is reusable or, failing that, is biodegradable.

Partners who have already committed to this platform include PepsiCo, Coca Cola, Procter & Gamble, Nestlé, and many other leading brands. Currently Haagen-Dazs ice creams, products made by Nestlé, have planned to be delivered to consumers in stainless steel buckets, which can be used again in different ways.

One of Loop's strongest statements is that it is not enough just to remove the plastic that falls into the oceans, it is important to attack the root problem. She says the only way to achieve this is to dissolve the idea that everything should come in disposable or single-use packaging.

The general manager of the creator assured that the main objective of this is to ensure that by 2030 all associated companies are using only containers that are reusable or recyclable, words that were seconded by the vice president and sustainability manager of Procter & Gamble.

Although it is quite a risky idea, it can also be novel because no one has tried it before, although it was suggested in minorities as a possible solution to plastic problems in oceans.

The famous international brand Pantene has wanted to be part of this project ensuring that in the not too distant future its Products will come in a lightweight aluminum container, which will be beautifully decorated to attract the attention of customers. consumers.

Information source: eluniverso.com