PACKAGING REDUCTION. Prepared Foods Frozen ready meal with tray, lid & carton – 45 grams Same ready meal in Duo Pouch with in-built steam cooking system.

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PACKAGING REDUCTION

Prepared Foods Frozen ready meal with tray, lid & carton – 45 grams Same ready meal in Duo Pouch with in-built steam cooking system grams

Prepared Foods Frozen pasta ready meal with tray, lid & carton – 45 grams Same items in bag with microwave steam cooking system - 9 grams

Frozen Fish Frozen fish ready meal with tray, lid & sleeve – 45 grams Same items in Pouch with microwave steam cooking system grams

Pasta In tray & lid – 30 grams Same items in bag with in- built steam cooking system - 9 grams

Fresh Foods Chilled product in pot with lid & sleeve – 28 grams Same items in pouch with or without in-built steam cooking system - 9 grams