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Soap wars: Securex packaging found too similar to Protex...again Original

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By Karabo Ledwaba, Bernadette Versfeld, Ziyanda Ngcobo Verified, Lerato Niklaas
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Advertise your job vacancies 2 days7 days30 daysBy Industry Show more View on iono.fm, Apple, Spotify or downloadable app In a high-stakes corporate battle over soap packaging, the High Court has found Bliss Brands, maker of Securex hygiene soap, in contempt for failing to comply with a previous order to alter its product’s packaging, which was deemed too similar to that of Colgate-Palmolive's Protex brand.
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SA’s biggest brands move towards sustainable packaging

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By Nonhlelo Nhleko, Paula-Ann Novotny, Ziyanda Ngcobo Verified
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Next Story As environmental awareness increases, both globally and locally, the amount of waste generated in South Africa is attracting more concern. By Nonhlelo Nhleko, Paula-Ann Novotny & Ziyanda Ngcobo of Webber Wentzel Significant volumes of waste are still being diverted to landfill sites, which reflects a continued and dangerous ‘take-make-dispose’ relationship with consumer products.
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PepsiCo sub-Saharan Africa to curb use of virgin plastics

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By Nonhlelo Nhleko, Paula-Ann Novotny, Ziyanda Ngcobo Verified
Increasing the use of materials such as rPET, is part of the ‘Positive Value Chain’ pillar of PepsiCo’s recently announced PepsiCo Positive agenda, which the food and beverage giant says places sustainability at the core of how the company operates. Driving a circular economy for packaging PepsiCo has pledged to changing the way packaging is made, used and disposed of across its food system.
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