dm-drogerie markt Launches Packaging Partly Made From Recycled CO₂
German retailer dm-drogerie markt has unveiled new packaging for its Denkmit Ultra washing up liquid that is made with 30% plastic produced from recycled CO₂.
LanzaTech, a partner company of dm, developed the biochemical technology capable of producing ethanol from CO₂, which in turn can be used in products, as a sustainable raw material for plastic packaging.
Following the launch, dm plans to unveil a number of other products under the Denkmit brand that also use recycled CO₂, including Ultra Sensitive washing-up liquid.
According to the retailer, recycling the CO₂ means that emissions are reduced because gas is not emitted into the atmosphere – the ecological footprint of the ethanol produced is 40% lower.
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