1st Try Treta Pak

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New Service development

Recycling - Greening the Earth

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Tetra Pak


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Introduce about Tetra Pak

y Tetra Pak is a multinational food processing and packagingcompany of Swedish origin.

y The company founded in 1951 with a vision to make foodsafe and available, everywhere

yFounder : Dr. Ruben Rausing

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Introduce about Tetra Pak

y Raw material- Raw materials production has the greatest environmental

impact of all stages within the package life cycle

y Transportation- Through the square shape and low ratio of package-to-content, the use of space is optimized.

y Food preservation- Prolonged shelf-life of packaged food

contributes to a reduced environmental footprint.

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Rubbish or Resource?

y Energy recovery

- Recycling is not the only way to dispose of old cartons

responsibly. They can also be incinerated and the energy

recovered to generate heat and electricity. Some countries,such as Denmark, have decided to handle rubbish in this

way. In Europe in 2007, 33% of all drink cartons were used

to generate energy.

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Rubbish or Resource?

y Progress in recycling

- The graph shows thatin 2009, 27.1 billion Tetra Pak

cartons were recycled globally.

All together over the last

seven years, Tetra Pak has seen

a 73% increase in recycling.

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Making it Easier

y Making recycling as easy as possible

- Even if there has been a 73% increase in recycling of TetraPak cartons in the past seven years, there is still a long wayto go. We hope for rapid, widespread improvements in thecoming years and for that to happen:

-> Materials must be as easy as possible to recycle

->Recycling facilities need to be convenient and universallyavailable

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What's T tra ak i g a t?

y Tetra Pak packages can be fully recycled.

yMaking responsible choices- Tetra Pak packages protect the nutritional value and

quality of milk, juice and other food products.

y From raw material to recycling- To measure and drive environmental performance, it's

important to look at the package's whole lifecycle.

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y Designing for the environment

- Increasing the amount of renewable material in the package

- Reducing in a mount of plastic in caps and packaging material

- Increasing efficiency of our equipment

- Minimising energy consumption

- Finding ways to eliminate waste

- Minimising emissions to air and water

- Securing efficient storage and transport solutions


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y Challenge

- Tetra Pak challenge is to give our customers more of what theywant while at the same time reducing environmental impact.

- When designing a new package, many different, and sometimesconflicting demands have to be considered.

- For example, a plastic screw cap makes a carton moreconvenient for the user, but also means a higher proportion ofplastic in the package.

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y Recycling our own manufacturing waste and supportingbeverage companies' initiatives to recycle theirs.

y Working with scientific institutions and businesses todevelop new recycling technologies.

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Sending our engineers to paper mills worldwide, to helprun tests and demonstrate the value of recycling cartons.

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RECYCLING PROJECT

y Recycling projects from around the world

y Tetra Pak works with lots of different stakeholders,including recycling companies, NGOs, schools and localgovernment bodies worldwide.

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E vir m tal r sp si ility

y Environmentally responsible thinking is actually nothingnew for us, but part of a long tradition. It is included in ourVision, Code of Business Conduct and Mission Statement.In it, we talk about responsible industry leadership,creating profitable growth in harmony with environmentalsustainability and good corporate citizenship.

y Setting standards for ourselves and our suppliers.

y Organisations that choose to certify and label their

products according to FSC standards.

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Missi l y T tra ak

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y China

Tetra Pak China and WWF supported the Yongan Forestin achieving FSC certification in 2008 (FSCcertification number is SGS-FM/COC-004777), making it the biggest such forest in southern China.This brings the total area of FSC certified forest in the country to more than one million hectares,among the largest in Asia. WWF honoured us for our dedicated efforts in advocating andimplementing responsible forest management systems in China.

y Mexico

Tetra Pak Mexico ran an internal environmental competition in which volunteers organised intoteams of five competed on reforestation and recycling projects. The winners from the Queretaromanufacturing site ran a reforestation project involving schools.

y Spain

Our company sponsors WWF/Adena to replant elm groves around El Campillo lake, part ofMadridssouth-eastern regional park and close to our Arganda del Rey factory. The elm groves were devastatedby Dutch elm disease, contamination and extensive farming. More than 50 employees and relatives

volunteered to work with WWF/

Adena, planting some 500 saplings and other species. The projectalso includes monitoring and maintenance of the young trees.

y Poland

280,000 trees have been planted in cooperation with several major Polish national parks since 2006.Tetra Pak Poland used web-based viral marketing to educate people about renewables and climate.Registered users planted virtual saplings on a dedicated website. A link was sent to contacts,encouraging them to visit the virtual forest. Tetra Pak planted a young tree in the national parks foreach virtual tree on the site.

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