Drinks giants step up backing for plastic waste-busting enzymes innovation

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Nestle, PepsiCo, and Suntory have joined L'Oreal in supporting development of an innovative recycling technique that uses enzymes to break down PET plastic

The global drive to improve plastic recycling rates received a boost this week as leading food and drink manufacturers signed up to support the development of a new technology that uses enzymes to break...

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