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Ball Corp. & Novelis announce cup with 90% recycled content

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Update time : 2022-04-20 19:43:04
Ball Corporation, a provider of metal packaging in the US, and Georgia-based aluminum supplier Novelis announced that the Ball Aluminum Cup™ has 90% recycled content, which will significantly decrease its carbon footprint as using recycled aluminum could save 95% of energy compared to using primary aluminum.

The infinite recyclability of the cup could cut carbon footprint, and this product is positioned as a sustainable way to solve waste problems in the packaging industry, including sport and entertainment, food service, retail and beverage sectors.
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