Nestle pilots paper Quality Street tub

James Murray
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Credit: Nestle

Iconic Christmas brand aims to help slash plastic waste with new recyclable paper design

The Christmas supermarket aisle - which has already made an appearance in many stores - is set to feature a new arrival this year in the form of a first-of-its-kind paper Quality Street tub. The iconic...

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