Prevented Ocean Plastic Products
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In 2020, Lidl GB became the first UK supermarket to launch packaging using Prevented Ocean Plastic™ in their own-label fish products. Today, just about all of their fish, breaded chicken, and sausage is packaged in Prevented Ocean Plastic™ – and so has our logo on it

Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton chose Prevented Ocean Plastic™ as a partner in producing their first eco-friendly wine. The 2021 vintage rosé, hails from Château Galoupet. The bottle is 100% made from recycled Prevented Ocean Plastic and represents a first for both the region and the luxury drinks specialist.


In 2022, Patagonia chose Prevented Ocean Plastic™ to aid their fight against the climate crisis. The body of the Strider Pro, Multi Trails, and Trailfarer shorts are now made of quick-drying 90% Prevented Ocean Plastic.

In 2024, Lush chose to partner with Prevented Ocean Plastic™ to leave the world lusher than they found it. The British cosmetics retailer has been using 100% recycled PET for their clear bottles for more than a decade, but is constantly looking for ways to innovate with packaging.

Prevented Ocean Plastic™ quality is based on fully traceable 99% PET bottle inputs, which are machine and manually sorted, processed, and then tested to meet the highest quality levels required for food packaging.
Other Prevented Ocean Plastic™ applications include cleaning products, personal care, and pet food.

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