MYGroup and British Beauty Council give beauty industry's waste strategy a makeover

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Partners join forces to tackle beauty industry's hard-to-recycle waste for Great British Beauty Clean Up 2026

UK waste management and recycling company MYGroup has joined forces with the British Beauty Council and its Sustainable Beauty Coalition in a bid to tackle the beauty sector's hard-to-recycle waste...

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