PUMA launches biodegradable InCycle collection
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The recyclables include the PUMA Backpack, which is made of polypropylene and can be broken down to the original substance
The recyclable collection includes the PUMA Track Jacket, which is made from recycled polyester deriving from used PET bottles
PUMA says all of the items in its new InCycle collection are either biodegradable or recyclable
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Sportswear giant PUMA is pushing its sustainability credentials with a new range of products that are either recyclable or biodegradable. Called InCycle, the "closed-loop" collection includes footwear, apparel and accessories that, rather than being tossed in the garbage at the end of their life-cycle, can be returned under the company's "Bring Me Back Program."
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