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Yazoo Kids switches from plastic to cardboard packaging

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Yazoo has switched its Yazoo Kids packaging from plastic to more sustainable cardboard carton, showcasing the recognisable Minions characters in new lunchbox-friendly, square packaging. The brand said it sees sustainability not only as reducing environmental impact, but also about the health and wellbeing of consumers. It has removed 480 tonnes of sugar per year since …

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