Mondel\u0113z International today announces a new milestone in the company\u2019s sustainable packaging journey, focused on making the joy of Easter more sustainable. For Easter 2026, the 31.9g, 74g and 256g Cadbury Mini Eggs bags will now be wrapped in 65% certified recycled plastic packaging allocated through a mass balance approach.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
In addition, small and large Easter Cadbury tablets will be wrapped in 80% certified recycled plastic packaging, allocated through a mass balance approach, and the ribbon handle of the Cadbury Special Gesture Easter Egg range has been replaced with a recyclable cardboard handle.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
These latest moves continue Mondel\u0113z\u2019s packaging sustainability progress throughout the Easter period. Last year, the company introduced the Cadbury Easter Favourites Pouch with the outer packaging made from paper, and has previously removed 6.4 million plastic windows across the Easter egg range.<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n Delivered in partnership with international partner Amcor, a global leader in developing and producing responsible packaging solutions, the 2026 packaging uses Amcor\u2019s AmFiniti\u2122 Recycled Content, which converts post-consumer plastic waste into new packaging. Through this partnership, approximately 134 tonnes of post-consumer recycled plastic will be sourced to produce packaging across different parts of the Cadbury Easter range this year, equivalent to ~16 million seasonal tablets per year and 70 million bags of Mini Eggs per year. This has been made possible with advanced recycling technology.**<\/p>\n\n\n\n As a global snacking provider with brands loved by consumers all over the world, Mondel\u0113z plays a key role in bringing improved packaging direct to customers. The 31.9g, 74g and 256g Cadbury Mini Egg bags for Easter 2026 will include a scannable QR code on the back of packs, providing customers with more information on the product\u2019s use of recycled material and Mondel\u0113z\u2019s overall approach to sustainable packaging.<\/p>\n\n\n\n