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Tuesday, 21 March 2023 15:32

Swappa Bottle canned

Written by  Milking It

OPINION: The Government isn’t the only one consigning sustainability-led initiatives to the rubbish bin.

Canterbury milk processor Synlait has canned production of reusable stainless-steel bottles for its Synlait branded fresh milk.

The listed milk processor launched Synlait Swappa Bottle one year ago in a trial involving two supermarkets in Christchurch.

The pilot was allegedly “very successful” but Synlait says it has made the difficult decision to cease production of the bottle. A significant investment was needed to take Swappa Bottle from a pilot product to a nationwide proposition, and the economics to do this did not stack up, says Synlait.

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