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After mayo and ketchup, margarine in sachets: a silent revolution in canteens and hospitality

After mayo and ketchup, margarine in sachets: a silent revolution in canteens and hospitality

Smilde Foods has introduced tear-off pouches for margarine to reduce plastic waste in company canteens and the catering sector. The Dutch company spent over a year developing the new packaging, which aims to replace traditional plastic tubs.

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