Nestlé Joins Alliance, Partners for Plant-Based Plastics
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As consumers across the world seek sustainable alternatives to petroleum-based products, the alliance will aim to guide the responsible selection and harvesting of agricultural materials—such as sugar cane, corn, bulrush, and switchgrass—used to make bioplastics.
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"Joining the alliance means we will be able to help build a more sustainable future for the bioplastics industry while addressing issues such as land use, food security and biodiversity," said Nestlé's Global Research and Development Sustainability Manager, Anne Roulin.
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