GSK Consumer Healthcare is continuing its push to make its products more sustainable by introducing new packaging technologies for its oral health brands and Advil pain-relief line.
GSK Steps Up Sustainability Efforts For Its Consumer Health Brands
GSK Consumer Healthcare plans to introduce fully recyclable packaging for its leading oral health brands, and has made a commitment to reducing the plastic in bottles of its Advil pain-relief line.
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