Pringles chips in new recyclable paper packaging
With the intent to accomplish its pledge to favour reusable 100 per cent recyclable/compostable packaging by the end of 2025, Pringles has unveiled a new, recyclable paper tube. It is first trialled in certain Tesco stores, where also customer feedback and data are collected that can influence the future packaging plans of the Kellogg-owned business.
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