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Itsu adds refillable aluminium flask to cut plastic waste

Itsu has launched a refillable flask as part of a move to help customers cut single-use plastic waste. 

Made from 70% recycled aluminium, the vessel holds up to 500ml of liquid and costs £1.99. 

The Asian-inspired fast food chain is also donating 5p from the sale of every container to the Blue Marine Foundation, a charity dedicated to creating marine reserves and establishing sustainable fishing models. 

The activity forms part of a wider raft of eco-friendly initiatives that have already been rolled out across stores including the replacement of 500,000 plastic straws a year with paper alternatives, and the removal of all plastic knives – saving 4.2 tonnes of non-recyclable plastic, Itsu claimed.

Source: The Grocer Jun 19 | What's Trending