Arca Continental Lindley Presents Its 2025 Sustainability Report, Highlighting Progress in Water, Renewable Energy, and the Circular Economy

Sustainability is the result of responsible decisions, strategic partnerships, and actions that generate long-term value. In this vein, Arca Continental Lindley presented his 2025 Sustainability Report, a document that outlines the company's major achievements in the area of environmental, social, and governance over the past year.

In the environmental sphere, the company succeeded in reduce its water consumption per liter by 5.2% of beverage produced, dropping from 1.73 to 1.64 liters of water per liter of beverage. Likewise, the 91% Electrical Power used in four of its six plants came from renewable energy sources, strengthening its climate action strategy.

The circular economy It was also one of the key focuses of his tenure. During 2025, Arca Continental Lindley avoided the use of 307 metric tons of virgin resin thanks to packaging lightweighting projects and far exceeded the requirements set forth in Peruvian regulations regarding the use of recycled PET in its bottles. In addition, the initiatives promoted by the company contributed to recycle more than 15,000 metric tons of PET plastic.

These results are part of a strategy based on three pillars: Positive Social Impact, Environmental Leadership, and Transformational Partnerships, through which the company seeks to create shared value and contribute to the country's sustainable development.

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