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All our cartons are made mostly of renewable forest-based paper board.

We offer forest-based polymers³ for all our aseptic cartons.

We offer the world’s first full-barrier aseptic carton linked to 100% forest-based renewable content⁴ with no aluminum layer.

We offer circular polymer solutions linked to post-consumer recycled plastics⁵ for all our aseptic cartons and we are piloting circular polymers for bag-in-box.

^{3 Via an independently certified mass balance system.}

^{4 Excluding negligible constituents, such as inks and pigments. Polymers linked to wood residues from paper making via an independently certified mass balance system.}

^{5 Via an independently certified mass balance system.}

We will develop a full barrier aseptic carton with at least 90% paper content (including closure).

We will make all our flagship aseptic carton formats⁶ available with no aluminum layer.

^{6 Top five SIG aseptic carton formats by sales volume.}

All our cartons are designed for recycling¹ and we offer designed-for-recycling bag-in-box and spouted pouch solutions² in all our relevant market segments.

¹ In line with guidelines developed by ACE and 4Evergreen, and the relevant EN643 standard.
² In line with Design for Recycling criteria developed by APR (Association of Plastic Recyclers) and Recyclass.

We partner with industry and stakeholders to implement dedicated and country-specific roadmaps to support increased collection and recycling of beverage cartons, bag-in-box, and spouted pouches in priority countries that account for more than 90% of our global packaging sales (by weight).

Achieve a 90% collection and 70% recycling rate for our beverage cartons in Europe (through our commitment to the ACE 2030 roadmap).