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Corona's Stackable Six-Packs Eliminate the Need for Harmful Plastic Rings

Leo Burnett Mexico designed the cans to screw into one another

Corona's solution does not rely on extra packaging costs.Leo Burnett México, Corona
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By Patrick Kulp

June 21, 2019

Corona has found a novel way to counteract the scourge of the ecocidal plastic connector rings used to hold together packs of canned beverages.

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Patrick Kulp is Adweek's senior reporter covering emerging tech.

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