Nestlé México, a subsidiary of Switzerland-based Nestlé S.A., has announced that 93.9% of its plastic packaging in Mexico is now recyclable. Headquartered in Mexico City, Mexico, the company is progressing toward its global 95% recyclability target by focusing on sustainable packaging, strategic collaborations, and consumer education. It works with organizations like ECOCE and ANIPAC to strengthen recycling systems across the country.
Nestlé México, the Mexican arm of the global food and beverage company Nestlé S.A., has reported that 93.9% of its plastic packaging is now recyclable, reinforcing its commitment to a circular economy and responsible waste management.
Operating from Mexico City, the company has redesigned its packaging, reduced plastic use, and expanded its investment in recycling infrastructure. These efforts align with Nestlé’s broader global target of achieving 95% recyclable plastic packaging by 2025.
Nestlé México has voluntarily collected over 116,000 tons of plastic waste, including non-traditionally recycled plastics, ensuring proper disposal through industrial co-processing. The company collaborates with national recycling and packaging associations like ECOCE and ANIPAC to improve recycling chains and public awareness.
Brands under Nestlé such as Nescafé, Nespresso, and Purina have launched return programs for capsules and packaging materials, reintegrating used plastics into the production cycle.
Nestlé México is also engaging in multi-sector partnerships with government and private institutions to build sustainable waste solutions in both rural and urban areas. These ongoing efforts support the company’s vision of a regenerative plastic economy that reduces dependency on virgin materials.
With these strides, Nestlé México continues to serve as a benchmark in corporate environmental responsibility, calling on citizens, companies, and authorities to contribute to the transformation of Mexico’s waste management landscape.