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Giant Fish Filled with Plastic Trash Appears in Seoul - News Access
Activists from Greenpeace Seoul in several locations place a “fish” filled with plastic trash and banners in front of South Korean F&B companies Lotte Chilsung, CJ JaeilJaedang and Nongshim HQ, calling for the food and beverage companies to disclose their plastic usage and make commitment to a plastic reduction plan.
According to a Greenpeace survey, top 10 F&B companies were responsible for 23.9% of plastic trash collected by 841 households for one week. Only Lotte Chilsung has disclosed the past 3 year plastic usage. None of the companies has committed to a plastic reduction plan.
Greenpeace is pressing the F&B industry for the disclosure of plastic usage and commitment to reducing plastic use.
Unique identifier:
GP1SWMVO
Type:
Video
Shoot date:
25/11/2021
Locations:
East Asia
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Republic of Korea
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Seoul
Credit line:
© Greenpeace
Duration:
3m2s
Audio format:
Natural
File size
224MB
Ranking:
★★★★ (E)
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Giant Fish Filled with Plastic Trash Appears in Seoul (Video)
Activists from Greenpeace Seoul in several locations place a “fish” filled with plastic trash and banners in front of South Korean F&B companies Lotte Chilsung, CJ JaeilJaedang and Nongshim HQ, calling for the food and beverage companies to disclose their plastic usage and make commitment to a plastic reduction plan.
According to a Greenpeace survey, top 10 F&B companies were responsible for 23.9% of plastic trash collected by 841 households for one week. Only Lotte Chilsung has disclosed the past 3 year plastic usage. None of the companies has committed to a plastic reduction plan.
Greenpeace is pressing the F&B industry for the disclosure of plastic usage and commitment to reducing plastic use.
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