KitKat, one of the world&8217;s most popular confectionery products, is introducing recyclable paper packaging as a pilot test for the brand.The recyclable paper packaging will be available for a limited time for its four-finger bar in Australia, across Western Australia, South Australia and Northern Territory.KitKat, one of the world&8217;s most popular confectionery products, is introducing recyclable paper packaging as a pilot test for the brand.Nestlé will produce more than a quarter of a million KitKat bars wrapped in paper in an exclusive partnership with Coles, a lferro f tab woolworthsocal retailer. The pack has a QR code which people can scan to have their say and give valuable feedback on the new paper packaging.KitKat, one of the world&8217;s most popular confectionery products, is introducing recyclable paper packaging as a pilot test for the brand.Packaging experts at Nestlé&8217;s Confectionery Research and Development Center in York, UK adapted and tested the paper, while scaling it up for use on modified high-speed flow magnesium malate side effectswrapping equipment. KitKat, one of the world&8217;s most popular confectionery products, is introducing recysleep aids over the counter ukclable paper packaging as a pilot test for the brand.Louise Barrett, Head of the Nestlé Confectionery Product Technology Centre in York, said: &8220;We are exploring different types of alternative packaging solutions for our confectionary products. For KitKat, the challenge was to find the right paper packaging solutiomagnesium lysyl glycinate chelaten with a high level of barrier properties to adequately protect the chocolate. We had to maintain the perfect balance between the iconic crispy wafer and smooth chocolate that people know and love, whilst at the same time ensuring thuses of ferrous gluconatee packaging is recyclable in the paper stream.&8221;