Packaging often has a short lifespan and a large environmental impact. We’ve been carefully examining each type of packaging to try to find the right balance between minimising the volume, using better materials and developing the best packaging design.

See how we optimise our packaging!

Mint pastils

Our popular mints used to have an inner plastic tray. But by removing this little insignificant piece of plastic packaging, we have removed a significant volume of about four tonnes of plastic annually, equivalent to over 12 tonnes of CO² emissions or the electricity consumption of 2.4 homes annually.

Packaging often has a short lifespan and a large environmental impact. We’ve been carefully examining each type of packaging to try to find the right balance between minimising the volume, using better materials and developing the best packaging design.

See how we optimise our packaging!

Our popular mints used to have an inner plastic tray. But by removing this little insignificant piece of plastic packaging, we have removed a significant volume of about four tonnes of plastic annually, equivalent to over 12 tonnes of CO² emissions or the electricity consumption of 2.4 homes annually.

Mint pastils / Available in stores

My little candy shop

By replacing our sweet shop’s plastic packaging with paper, we have reduced our CO² emissions by around 13 tonnes every year, equivalent to charging 1.6 million smartphones. Isn’t that sweet?