Nestle Nigeria and FBRA Collaborate to Tackle Waste Management Challenge
Nestle Nigeria and FBRA are working together to combat the increasing waste generation in Nigeria, with a projected population of 237 million by 2025. FBRA, established in 2018, is Nigeria's first producer responsibility organization for the food and beverage sector.
The alliance has successfully collected and recycled 100,000 metric tons of plastic waste, contributing to a cleaner environment. Nestle Nigeria is actively involved in environmental sustainability beyond its commercial interests, emphasizing planet stewardship.
Victoria Uwadoka, the Corporate Communications and Public Affairs Lead at Nestle Nigeria, highlights the collaborative efforts between Nestle and FBRA in fulfilling shared environmental responsibilities.
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