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Quality Street have just announced they're moving to plastic-free wrappings on their sweets!

The new wrapping will be made of paper, and is completely recyclable.

Previously the wrappers were made of plastic, and Quality Street say they will be saving two billion pieces of plastic from ending up in the landfill with their new plans.

But despite these moves, Nestle - who make Quality Street - have told Newsround that they won't be getting rid of the plastic box.

The new wrappers will be made of paper and have a vegetable-based wax coating, to try keep the chocolates fresh.

Although they will be made of paper, the makers say the new wrappers will have the same design, and that people will still get the experience of "seeing the jewels" when they open up a box of their chocolates.

But not ALL the wrappers are being changed - two of the chocolates already have foil packaging.

These are the green triangle, and the orange chocolate crunch.

Their packaging is going to stay - but Quality Street say you can recycle the foil.

On their website they recommend you scrunch up the foil wrappers, and recycle them with other foil.

You may not have even known that the Quality Street wrappers were plastic, but one really obvious plastic bit is that famous box.

So you might be wondering what will be happening with the boxes that the sweets come in!

Well, Quality Street have told Newsround there's no plans at the moment to change the boxes or the tins, but they say they can both be recycled.

They say the boxes can be put in with the rest of your plastic recycling waste at home - or you can do what many people do and re-use them as containers for something else.