Spring water - LISBETH
Food and drink
- Solution type
- Product
- Theme
- Food and drink
Designed for sorting, Lisbeth uses 100% recyclable bottles and caps as well as films made from recycled plastic. Backed by a plant that has cut its electricity consumption by 35%, this range offers a balance between convenience and industrial commitment to the ecological transition in Alsace.
- Sector:
- Bernolsheim
- Products concerned:
- Still / Light / Sparkling
Its features
Alsatian roots
The water is drawn and bottled locally in Soultzmatt (68), limiting transport distances for the regional market.
Circular bottle
The bottle is made of 100% recyclable PET and already incorporates recycled PET (rPET) in its manufacture, reducing the use of virgin plastic derived from petroleum.
100% recycled packaging
The plastic film that makes up the pack is made from 100% recycled plastic, thereby closing the loop on the recovery of flexible films.
Recoverable components
The caps are also made of 100% recyclable plastic, ensuring that no part of the packaging is a dead end for sorting.
Energy efficiency
The Soultzmatt site pursues an active policy of reducing its footprint. Thanks to the constant optimisation of its machine fleet, the company has cut its electricity consumption by 35% in just 5 years.
The bottle and its cap
They must be placed together (cap screwed on) in the yellow bin. They will be crushed to become new bottles or textile fibres again.
The pack film
Contrary to popular belief, the plastic grouping film is 100% recyclable and must also be placed in the yellow bin (extended sorting rules).
Full recovery
Each element of the product (body, cap, film) has its own dedicated recycling stream so that it can be fed back into the circular economy.
Life cycle of this solution
Step 1: The producer
Designs and bottles beverages while minimising environmental impacts across their life cycle.
Step 2: The transport provider
Transports the product from the producer to the distributor.
Take this placeStep 3: The distributor
Markets and distributes the product.
Step 4: The committed consumer
Consumes this product for its environmental benefits.
Take this placeStep 5: The collector
Collects the compacted used bottles and takes them to the sorting centre.
Step 6: The recovery operator
Turns waste into secondary raw material so that it can be reintroduced into a product manufacturing process.
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Selected members (4)
- LE RESEAU COCCIVolgelsheim
- GROUPE SCHROLLStrasbourg
- MD BOISSONSBernolsheim
- LES SOURCES DE SOULTZMATTSoultzmatt