Anchor Blue Plant-Based 2L Bottle
$4.69
Anchor’s delicious fresh New Zealand milk, full of important nutrients is now in a plant-based plastic bottle made from sustainably grown sugarcane!
Innovation is in Anchor’s blood, and nature provides the best inspiration. Using clever technology and good old kiwi ingenuity, they’ve launched this brand new bottle that is 100% kerbside recyclable. From pasture to packaging, Anchor is committed to making delicious milk sustainably.
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Last update was on: July 7, 2021 8:29 am
Justine – Verified Product Reviewer
Tastes like milk … sustainable packaging is a plus.
Andrea – Auckland – Verified Product Reviewer
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Great idea for a plant based recyclable bottle
Danelle K – Verified Product Reviewer
Love the sustainability of the plant based bottle.
Sylvia Whitehouse – Auckland – Verified Product Reviewer
Packaging was great, but would have prefered lite blue.
tavuian – Verified Product Reviewer
Great to see Anchor doing their bit for the environment with the new plant based bottle!
Karen R – Verified Product Reviewer
Great to see a milk giant going green and making a statement
Tilly H – Verified Product Reviewer
Love the idea of the plant based bottle – not so keen on it costing more at the shelf though, if it were the same price then it would be easy choice for most.
Lorraine L – Verified Product Reviewer
Love the new plant based packaging!!! Nice to see brands doing their bit for our environment, well done Anchor!
lauraam123 – Verified Product Reviewer
Great to see more environmentally friendly packaging
Wendy G – Verified Product Reviewer
Nice milk
Tracy M –
The packaging was good soul-wise
Lauren S – Verified Product Reviewer
Good, but I’m not sure I would pay extra for the plant-based bottle unless I knew more about how “sustainable” it was… I’m a little bit sceptical of things like this because it’s hard to tell how real the claims are.