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''Beyond Juice'' PET Bottle

Made for Recycling: KHS' first PET bottle made of 100% recyclate with a barrier

Dortmund, Germany

Beyond Juice is the result of a project launched in answer to one of the most pressing issues of our day and age – how to avoid waste by recycling packaging. Beyond Juice is committed to the concept of the full circular economy and combines several sustainable KHS approaches to this in a single container. The packaging system has thus earned top marks from recycling specialist Interseroh.

It is fully recyclable and at the same time provides maximum product protection for sensitive beverages: the innovative Beyond Juice PET bottle consists entirely of recyclate and shows saving on resources does not mean compromising on quality. KHS have developed it to provide a concrete answer to the current debate on packaging and to meet the demands of producers of sensitive beverages such as fruit juice, spritzers or wine. The aim of the project was to leave as small a carbon footprint as possible while making a sizeable contribution to the circular economy. The result is a container concept which intelligently combines KHS’ key sustainability developments, improves the PET bottle’s CO2 balance by up to 60% and has been granted the Made for Recycling seal by recycling specialist Interseroh. In line with the strategic objective of “reduce, reuse, recycle” Beyond Juice adheres to the concept of sustainability throughout the entire value chain – from a bottle design which can be perfectly recycled through excellent product protection and energy- and resource-efficient production to the full return of the packaging to the secondary raw materials loop.

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