Buxton says that while technically “water cannot go off because it does not contain proteins or sugars (which are broken down by microbes in foods which can go off)”, they add that opened ...

Bottles. That's what makes Buxton's art so impressive – her "canvases" are everyday bottles. ... even water cooler bottles. Artist Buxton likes that she is able to reuse bottles.

Buxton Natural Mineral Water, headquartered in the United Kingdom, has announced that its whole range of water bottles will be made from 100 percent recycled polyethylene terephthalate (rPET) by ...

Food and drink giant Nestle has revealed plans to make all plastics packaging across its Buxton water brand with 100% recycled content by 2021. Buxton last month launched 750ml and one litre bottles ...

Nestlé Waters is set to expand its Buxton Natural Mineral Water bottle recycling scheme in the Derbyshire town where it produces the bottled products. The ‘Recycling Cycle’ pilot currently engages six ...

Buxton Water is to begin supplying its entire range in bottles made from 100% recycled plastic. The brand, which rolled out 100% rPET 75cl and one-litre bottles in November, has said the remainder of ...

Buckinghamshire-based Holmes & Marchant has applied the new look to Buxton's entire Natural Mineral Water range, which comes in various shapes and sizes including the standard 50cl bottle.

Buxton Water, a sponsor of the marathon and the company that supplied the refreshments, replied to her message to say the bottles were “100 per cent recyclable”.

Buxton Water has taken a step towards greater sustainability with a new “greener” mutipack. Its new 8x500ml packs contain bottles made from 100% rPET and are encased in film made from 50% rPET. The ...

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Buxton says that while technically “water cannot go off because it does not contain proteins or sugars (which are broken down by microbes in foods which can go off)”, they add that opened ...