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Garbage enthusiast. @WasteDive and @PackagingDive lead editor. Somervillian. Born Mainer. Former New Yorker. @SEJorg member.
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PepsiCo reports increase in recycled content for plastic packaging

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By Cole Rosengren Verified
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PepsiCo reported using 2 million metric tons of plastic in its packaging during 2025, slightly less year over year. Less of the plastic in its primary packaging came from virgin materials than in 2024 and more plastic packaging included recycled content than in the past.
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PepsiCo reports increase in recycled content for plastic packaging

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By Cole Rosengren Verified
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80 Litter Cleanup Pics That Prove One Person Can Make A Surprisingly Big Difference People are trash. Every year, we collectively produce around 57 million tons of plastic waste and litter. Almost half of it finds its way directly …
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PepsiCo reports 2025 increase in recycled content for plastic packaging Original

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By Cole Rosengren Verified
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This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. PepsiCo reported using 2 million metric tons of plastic in its packaging during 2025, slightly less year over year. Less of the plastic in its primary packaging came from virgin materials than in 2024 and more plastic packaging included recycled content than in the past.
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