Nestlé Philippines and Puregold turn recovered sachets into store displays

Nestlé Philippines and Puregold Price Club have repurposed 3.3 million recovered plastic sachets into 525 pallet wraps used for Nestlé back-to-school display shelves in Puregold stores. The pilot also replaced wood components in 244 merchandise display units with FSC-certified corrugated D-boards and consolidated delivery routes to cut distribution trips and fuel use.

Why this mattersA brand owner-retailer pairing shows sachet waste, a hard-to-recycle format across Southeast Asia, can be diverted into secondary packaging uses rather than collection alone.

• 3.3 million recovered plastic sachets were converted into 525 pallet wraps for retail displays.
• 244 merchandise display units were switched from wood components to FSC-certified corrugated D-boards.
• The pilot ran in Puregold stores for Nestlé back-to-school display shelves.
• Nestlé consolidated delivery routes to reduce trips and fuel use versus the original deployment plan.
• Nestlé Philippines frames the project as part of its net-zero roadmap and plastic-collection commitment.

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