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NAPCOR partnered with Franklin Associates to examine the environmental impacts of beverage bottles and cans in the United States. The result is a Life Cycle Assessment report that provides fact-based, science-driven evidence that concludes, when compared to glass and aluminum, PET plastic delivers significant environmental savings across several key environmental categories.
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PET (polyethylene terephthalate) differs from other plastics. PET plastic bottles and containers are safe, lightweight, resealable, shatter-resistant, less harmful to the environment than aluminum or glass, and fully recyclable. The world’s most recycle
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rPET is recycled PET (polyethylene terephthalate) plastic that is used to make packaging, such as plastic bottles and food containers. After the original PET containers are used by consumers, they are returned via a recycling program to a facility that so
01/19/26 International Bottled Water Association |