Chiesi launches postal asthma inhaler recycling scheme The postal inhaler recycling scheme will mean that aluminium canisters can be recycled and reused, plastic components can be put back into the plastic supply chain and any remaining propellant gas will be reused in electrical appliances.
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The UK’s first postal inhaler recycling scheme has been launched by pharmaceutical company Chiesi to support a more sustainable way of living for people with respiratory illnesses.
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Last updated 8 February 2022 15:13