Biffa partnered Suntory to develop the design. It explained that changing the labelling from a full printed sleeve to one that covers less than 40% of the bottle would leave more PET exposed for sorting devices at recycling plants to detect easily. Lucozade Sport Elite is a carbohydrate-electrolyte drink and is not the same as other carbonated soft drinks. Lucozade Sport Elite Orange has as much sugar as two Walls Magnum Classic Chocolate ice creams LUCOZADE SPORT ELITE ORANGE (500ml)

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The fibre has been so heavily pulped during the manufacturing process that the full sugar load of this smoothie is still rapidly absorbed by the body. Schoolgirls study nabs food giant". The New Zealand Herald. March 2007. Archived from the original on 29 September 2007 . Retrieved 24 March 2007. A change to the label means the dark purple used by Ribena covers less of the bottle’s surface, leaving a sufficient clear area exposed for detection machinery to find it as recyclable.Angela Monaghan (9 September 2013). "Ribena and Lucozade sold to Japanese drinks giant". The Guardian. Archived from the original on 1 February 2021 . Retrieved 13 December 2016. . He added: “Not only is the bottle made from 100 per cent recycled plastic but the label has been minimised to ensure the bottle can be easily identified, sorted and recycled using standard industry technology. Although Ribena’s bottles have always been recyclable, the previous sleeve’s dark color and length prevents some recycling plants’ sensors identifying the clear, recyclable bottle underneath. Environment Minister Rebecca Pow said: “It is this kind of innovation that we want to see to create a more circular economy for our waste and resources, with more materials being recycled and reused and less being consigned to landfill or incineration. Throughout the design process for the Ready To Drink product, and the broader portfolio, it was important that a commonality was maintained. While each product possesses a uniqueness to it, it was also important that all designs still felt visually part of the recognisable Ribena family. That way, no matter how different the bottle or label, customers will still be able to associate this brand revolution with the drinks brand we all know, love and respect as a piece of British heritage.

Production moved to the new Royal Forest Factory [6] at Coleford in the Forest of Dean in late 1947, where production takes place today. Ribena gets busy with the fizzy". Convenience Store. 22 September 2020. Archived from the original on 1 November 2020 . Retrieved 17 November 2020. Don't be fooled by the two portions of your five a day. The high fructose sugar content piles the pressure on your liver, and the fact that it's a smoothie makes virtually no difference. The work that has been done to roll up Ribena’s sleeves will also be applied across Lucozade Sport and Lucozade Energy, two other major drinks made by SBF GB&I, in the next 18 months, ultimately saving 1,100 tonnes of plastic each year. Simon Ellin, chief executive of the Recycling Association, said: “We have been highly critical of manufacturers who have not taken responsibility for the full life cycle and recyclability of their products. Suntory [has] developed a fantastic new bottle for their Ribena brand.”This (not so) Innocent smoothie has almost 30 per cent more sugar per 100ml than Coca-Cola, and is the most sugar-rich smoothie on the market. The move means Ribena becomes the UK’s largest soft drinks brand to use bottles which are made from 100% recycled plastic and 100% bottle-to-bottle recyclable. The sleeve redesign will also be applied across SBF GB&I’s Lucozade Sport and Lucozade Energy drinks in the next 18 months, saving 1,100 tons of plastic each year. Ribena has sourced rPET from Morssinkhof in the Netherlands since 2007.