More and more Peruvians are choosing returnable containers to save money and protect the planet.

More and more consumers in Peru are opting for a smart way to save and protect the planet: by choosing returnable packaging. This practice, which has gained followers among thrifty Peruvians, not only benefits consumers' wallets but also has a positive impact on the environment. By choosing to buy beverages in returnable packaging, such as Inca Kola, consumers only pay for the content of the bottle. By returning the empty bottle to the store and exchanging it for a full one, they avoid spending again on packaging, resulting in long-term savings. Every saved sol can be allocated to other household needs. But the culture of returnability goes beyond economic savings. The use of returnable packaging significantly contributes to waste reduction and promotes the circular economy. According to the brand, plastic returnable bottles can be reused up to 15 times, while glass ones can circulate up to 30 times. This reuse cycle helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions and water consumption by up to 70%. The Ellen MacArthur Foundation confirms that plastic returnable packaging has a lower environmental impact compared to single-use packaging. In addition, returnable bottles are interchangeable, meaning they can be returned at the point of sale to purchase other beverages from the company's portfolio, such as Del Valle Frugos, Sprite, Fanta, and Coca-Cola. In summary, choosing returnability is not only a more economical option but also a contribution to environmental care. Therefore, the next time you visit the nearest store, consider bringing your returnable Inca Kola and enjoy a refreshment for less money, knowing that you are making a responsible and sustainable choice. Let's take care of our planet while taking care of our wallets!