Canstock suppliers aim to raise recycled content of beverage ends

EAPG leaders push the recycling message: (L-R) Babis Chaikos, commercial senior director at Elval, the aluminium rolling division of ElvalHalcor; Arnaud Riess, vice president sales and marketing, global packaging at Constellium; Alexander Kuzan, vice president for beverage and food packaging at Novelis Europe; and, Boris Kurth, head of can business at Speira

Canstock manufacturers Constellium, Elval, Novelis and Speira are working on a multi-year project to develop more recycling-friendly alloys for ends in a bid to increase the total recycled content of beverage cans and reduce the carbon emissions generated by their production.

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