They are also using 23% less packaging in their Hula-Hoops multi-packs.They too have a recycling scheme running at Terracycle.KP are running a three stage plan to reduce their packaging impact: What are Other Large Crisps Manufacturers Doing? Six years’ worth of empty plastic crisp packets piling up in landfill, in the sea, taking decades to decay. Yes, you read that correctly, 2025 which is currently six years away. Walkers have pledged to make their packaging biodegradable by 2025. This site and post may contain affiliate links from Amazon, Bluehost, Grammarly, Zazzle, WordPress, Shutterstock, Society6, Teepublic, Redbubble and if you click on a link and purchase a product from that website I will earn a small fee (which will go towards getting me Out of the Office!) I’ve lobbied my local supermarkets and my local council to set up a public Terracycle collection point but have had no success.) Which isn’t great for my carbon footprint. (My local one is at a school so, if I can’t get there when the school is open and during term time, I have to drive 10 miles in the opposite direction to try to drop off in a library. It’s true that, as a result of a great deal of consumer pressure, Walkers Crisps have partnered with Terracycle recycling solutions but, for some of us, it is extremely difficult to get our empty cheese and onion wrappers to one of the 3834 Terracycle public recycling collection points. The supermarkets shelves are lined with row upon row of crisps and snacks wrapped in a combination of foil and plastic – packaging which will not biodegrade and is difficult to recycle. It’s easier to find crisp manufacturers who DON’T sell their crisps in biodegradable packaging.
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