Nestle develop paper recyclable packaging for YES! bar

The video tutorial discusses the development and innovation of recyclable paper packaging, focusing on its resilience, marine degradability, and the challenges faced in scaling up production. It highlights the unique aspects of running paper packaging at high speeds, ensuring a nine-month shelf life, and overcoming numerous challenges to wrap different types of bars. The commitment to sustainable packaging by 2025 is emphasized, showcasing examples like the YES paper and Nesquik pouch.

What is a key environmental benefit of the paper discussed in the first section?

• It is cheaper to produce.

• It degrades in the marine environment within six months.

• It is stronger than steel.

• It can be used for any type of packaging.

What was the main challenge in developing the first recyclable paper packaging?

• Delivering the packaging within 10 months.

• Finding a new paper supplier.

• Reducing the cost of production.

• Increasing the weight of the packaging.

By what year does Nestle aim to move all of its packaging to recyclable and reusable materials?

• 2030

• 2025

• 2023

• 2020

What is one unique feature of the new paper packaging innovation?

• It is made from recycled plastic.

• It is only suitable for chocolate bars.

• It guarantees a shelf life of nine months.

• It can be used for liquid products.

How many challenges were overcome to wrap fruit or nut bars in paper?

• Over 100

• Over 90

• Over 70

• Over 50