Sustainable packaging for Asia: Nestle highlights tropical climate as a major development challenge

By Pearly Neo

06-Oct-2020 - Last updated on 06-Oct-2020 at 02:12 GMT

Nestle has highlighted the tropical climate in many Asian countries as a major challenge in developing sustainable food packaging options for the region at the same pace as in other countries worldwide.

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