Pringles Packaging

B1 – Intermediate

The snack brand ‘Pringles’ has changed its packaging into a more eco-friendly one. It was considered as the greatest “villain” of the recycling world due to the combination of materials present in its packaging.

Read the article to know more and be able to answer the following questions:

https://breakingnewsenglish.com/2009/200914-pringles-packaging-1.html

Discussion Questions:

  1. Why has Pringles been described as a “nightmare” to recycle?
  2. What do you think about the company’s change in their packaging?
  3. Do you know any companies that make their packaging recyclable in order to reduce the negative impact of wastes and pollution on our planet?
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3 replies on “Pringles Packaging”

1- Because its packaging is made of different materials.

2- I think it’s very good from a sustainability perspective.

3- Yes, many companies use recyclable packaging, for example, Unilever, Nestlé, etc.

Good going with trying your best to improve your writing skills.

See how this answer can be written as a full sentence:

Because its packaging is made of different materials.

Pringles has been described as a nightmare to recycle because its packaging is made of different materials.

Here is a better way to write this one:

Yes, many companies use recyclable packaging, for example, Unilever, Nestlé, etc.

Yes, many companies such as Unilever and Nestlé etc. use recyclable packaging., for example,

Keep writing!

Doubts:
Diferencie between lid/cap
Eco frienfly one. How use one in the final of the sentences?
Tear of cover ??
Nearly?
Might or can?

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