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Bottled water brand commits to recycled PET use

byJared Paben
October 23, 2019
in Plastics
Fiji Water announced it will introduce a 2.5-gallon boxed water option for the refrigerator or counter. | Courtesy of Fiji Water

Fiji Water announced it will boost the recycled content in its PET water bottles. The company also released boxed-water options to reduce plastics usage.

The imported water brand released a target of having 20% recycled PET (RPET) containers next year. Then, by 2025, it wants to use only 100% RPET bottles, according to a press release.

In a press release, company President Elizabeth Stephenson said “the transition to 100 percent rPET is the cornerstone of our comprehensive approach to sustainability.”

In addition, FIJI Water announced it will introduce a 2.5-gallon boxed water option for the refrigerator or counter and a 5-gallon option for water dispensers. Both will use 76% less plastic compared with individual bottles, according to the press release.

The press release didn’t note what Fiji Water’s RPET usage is companywide. In California, where beverage producers are legally required to disclose their plastics usage, Fiji Water last year used nearly 5 million pounds of virgin plastic and no post-consumer plastic in its bottles.

FIJI Water’s parent company is The Wonderful Company, which also owns POM Wonderful, Wonderful Pistachios and Wonderful Almonds, Wonderful Halos, Teleflora, JUSTIN Wines, JNSQ Wines and Landmark Wines. In September, the owners of The Wonderful Company, Stewart and Lynda Resnick, pledged $750 million to the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) to fight climate change.

A version of this story appeared in Resource Recycling on October 22.
 

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