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Japanese retailer Mujirushi Ryouhin, often shortened to Muji, sells a wide range of items that include stationery, furniture, and even food, with a theme of no-frill minimalism (their name translates to "no logo goods"). Recently, Ryohin Keikaku, the company that operates Muji, seems to be showing an initiative to be more environmentally conscious (and accommodating of diets) by offering alternative protein sources such as a plant-based meat lineup that requires no refrigeration.
That initiative appears to be continuing as Ryohin Keikaku has announced that as of April 23rd, Muji stores will be doing away with PET bottles and switching to aluminum cans for a number of their beverages in an order accommodate sustainable development goals and address plastic waste.
The following beverages will now be available exclusively in aluminum cans from Muji stores.
Caffeine-free Green Rooibos Tea
Caffeine-free Rooibos & Black Bean Tea
Caffeine-free Corn Tea
Decaffeinated Muscat & Rooibos
Caffeine-free Black Bean Tea
Jasmine Tea
Oolong Tea
100% fruit juice soda Apple
100% fruit juice soda Grape
100% fruit juice soda Tangerine
Soda made from 100% fruit juice
Ginger ale with domestic ginger
In addition, in order to reduce plastic waste, Muji will expand a water supply service started in July 2020 by installing water dispensers in stores. The service is currently being offered at 270 stores, with plans to introduce the service to all 460 stores by the end of 2021.