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Nissin to introduce plant-derived plastics to instant noodle cups

World's 2nd largest player aims to raise use of nonpetrochemical material to 97%

In three years, the cups that hold Nissin instant noodles will be friendlier to the environment.   © Reuters
HIROKI MINAI, Nikkei staff writer | Japan

TOKYO -- Japan's Nissin Foods Holdings will introduce a plant-derived plastic to the material of its instant noodle cups.

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