Consumers need to demand more Eco Friendly Packaging

The video discusses the UK's first 100% compostable crisp packets made from cellulose derived from eucalyptus. These packets cost more than plastic ones, making it challenging for small businesses to persuade retailers to stock them. The video also highlights a company using only recycled plastic for cleaning product bottles, emphasizing the need for a circular economy. It concludes with the impact of small businesses on eco-friendly packaging and their future goals to increase recycled material usage.

What is the primary material used in the UK's first 100% compostable crisp packets?

• Cellulose from eucalyptus

• Plastic

• Recycled paper

• Bamboo fiber

Why do larger businesses hesitate to use compostable crisp packets?

• Lack of consumer interest

• Higher production costs

• Poor quality

• Limited availability

What can consumers do to encourage retailers to stock eco-friendly packaging?

• Support only large corporations

• Ignore packaging types

• Demand eco-friendly packaging

• Purchase more plastic products

What is the environmental impact of microplastics mentioned in the video?

• They decompose quickly

• They are more numerous than stars in the galaxy

• They are harmless

• They are beneficial for marine life

How much recycled material is the company aiming to use by the end of March next year?

• 25,000 tons

• 20,000 tons

• 15,000 tons

• 10,000 tons