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Amorepacific and Eastman partner to make meaningful advances in sustainable packaging, reducing plastic waste

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LANEIGE Water Sleeping Mask featuring Cristal Renew arrives at Sephora in December 2021

Global beauty company Amorepacific and global specialty materials provider Eastman announce their collaboration to introduce sustainable packaging solutions using Eastman’s molecular recycling technologies. LANEIGE will be the first Amorepacific brand to utilize packaging made from Eastman Cristal™ Renew copolyester with certified recycled content* as early as December 2021.

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Published Nov 30, 2021 10am EST / 7am PST / 3pm GMT / 4pm CET

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