Lego Switches to E-Methanol for Low-Carbon Component Production
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Lego has initiated production of more than 90 plastic components using e-methanol, a low-carbon fuel alternative, as part of its strategy to decrease dependency on virgin fossil fuels.
This shift affects various component types including steering wheels, connectors, and Minifigure hands.
The move represents a notable step in the toy manufacturer's sustainability efforts, though the scope remains focused on specific product lines rather than company-wide transformation.
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