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Convenience is key: Why single-use packaging alternatives must be frictionless

Waste

Convenience is key: Why single-use packaging alternatives must be frictionless

Reusable packaging should aim to rival single-use packaging in its simplicity in order to drive behaviour change, writes Hubbub's Alex Robinson

clock 28 June 2022 • 3 min read
Green Pitch: Sky Sports to help fans make climate-conscious choices during sporting summer

Net Zero Now

Green Pitch: Sky Sports to help fans make climate-conscious choices during sporting summer

Cutting single-use plastic, picking meat free food options, and using public transport will be encouraged at host of events, including Super League Magic Weekend, The Open, and the British Grand Prix

clock 27 June 2022 • 3 min read
Probably The Best Paper Bottle in the world: Carlsberg announces unveils eye-catching sustainable packaging pilot

Recycling

Probably The Best Paper Bottle in the world: Carlsberg announces unveils eye-catching sustainable packaging pilot

Beer giant's partnership with the Paper Bottle Company and Avantium leads to Europe-wide trial of new Fibre Bottle

clock 22 June 2022 • 3 min read
No More Miniatures: Unilever helps Holiday Inn-owner cut single-use plastic

Recycling

No More Miniatures: Unilever helps Holiday Inn-owner cut single-use plastic

Guests at IHG Hotels & Resorts sites will have access to full-size Dove products as part of new partnership

clock 20 June 2022 • 2 min read
All for show? Why we need better leadership on recycling

Recycling

All for show? Why we need better leadership on recycling

It is time for businesses and government to be honest with consumers about the environmental impact of packaging, writes Viridor’s Tim Rotheray

clock 20 June 2022 • 4 min read
Circular economy: Sainsbury's launches latest refill and reuse scheme

Recycling

Circular economy: Sainsbury's launches latest refill and reuse scheme

Supermarket joins growing raft of firms trialling more circular business models in bid to reduce their environmental footprint

clock 17 June 2022 • 2 min read
Ecosurety and City to Sea to launch Bristol returnable cup scheme

Recycling

Ecosurety and City to Sea to launch Bristol returnable cup scheme

Initiative aims to prevent a quarter of a million single-use hot drink cups from entering waste streams every day

clock 16 June 2022 • 2 min read
'Slow fashion down': Clarks partners with resale marketplace Dotte to boost shoe re-use

Supply chain

'Slow fashion down': Clarks partners with resale marketplace Dotte to boost shoe re-use

New partnership aims to help ensure outgrown footwear can have a second useful life with customers getting rewards for each resale

clock 14 June 2022 • 2 min read
Study: Circular economy could unlock more than a quarter million jobs in London by 2030

Supply chain

Study: Circular economy could unlock more than a quarter million jobs in London by 2030

EXCLUSIVE: Report predicts major employment gains to be had by expanding sectors that enhance sharing, reuse, repair, and recycling of materials

clock 13 June 2022 • 3 min read
Beanz Meanz Recycling: Heinz and Tesco unite in soft plastic recycling trial

Recycling

Beanz Meanz Recycling: Heinz and Tesco unite in soft plastic recycling trial

Project to create recyclable Heinz Beanz Snap Pots will help put 22 tonnes of plastic back into the circular economy

clock 10 June 2022 • 3 min read
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