One in three UK consumers now consider the environmental impact of crisp packaging when making a purchase, according to new research commissioned by packaging company Amcor. The survey of more than 2,000 adults found that 30% take sustainability into account when buying crisps, with younger shoppers significantly more likely to do so. While 43% of 18–44 year-olds said they considered the environmental impact, just 20% of those over 45 did the same. The findings come as Amcor and British crisp brand Burts launch new packaging made with 55% post-consumer recycled materials, developed using Amcor’s AmFiniti™ solution. These insights