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Our packaging

Why we need packaging

Packaging is important to help maintain the taste, quality and freshness of our products, and to protect them from external contaminants, such as bacteria or pests.
Moreover, it provides information on portion size and ingredients to help people make informed purchasing choices.

Working with multiple materials

We protect our products using a variety of packaging materials. We prioritize those materials that are easier to recycle according to recognized design-for-recycling guidelines such as 4EG or CEFLEX. To evaluate the new packaging materials and formats that we introduce, we measure their environmental impact from the sourcing of raw materials to manufacturing, transportation, and end-of-life disposal or recycling, while making sure that each package is up to the standards we demand.

Our approach – the 5 R

When designing our packaging, we use the “5R Strategy,” to optimize the use of materials and improve circularity, while ensuring our usual high standards of safety and quality. 

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Packaging progress

We have re-designed some of our packaging using a single material, removing non-recyclable material combinations, and sometimes replacing plastic foils with paper-based alternatives, thus creating opportunities to reduce the overall amount of plastic used.
Discover how:

Kinder Delice

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In 2022 we introduced a paper-based wrap for Kinder Délice, instead of a plastic one, and from May 2022 to August 2025 we have used cumulatively

449 tonNEs*

less plastic globally.

* According to Ferrero internal data

KINDER JOY

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In 2020, we introduced a paper spoon for Kinder Joy, instead of a plastic one, and from September 2020 to August 2025 we have used cumulatively

4811 tonNEs*

less plastic globally.

* According to Ferrero internal data

Kinder Bueno
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In 2022, we introduced a thinner wrap for Kinder Bueno and from March 2022 to August 2025 we have used cumulatively 

1476 tonNEs*

less plastic globally.

* According to Ferrero internal data

Kinder Pinguì
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In 2022 we introduced a wrap made of one single layer of plastic for Kinder Pinguì and from September 2022 to August 2025 we have used cumulatively

96 tonNEs*

less plastic globally.

* According to Ferrero internal data

Kinder Country
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In 2025 we introduced a thinner wrap for Kinder Country and from January 2025 to August 2025 we have used 

47 tonNEs*

less plastic globally.

* According to Ferrero internal data

Our QR code on pack

To help consumers understand how to correctly dispose of the packs of our products according to local regulations and collecting infrastructure in the area where they live, we introduced a QR code on most of our Kinder packs.