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Hazardous chemicals

Risk

Garden centres weed out insecticides to help save bees

Notcutts, Hillier, Squires, Blue Diamond and SCATS become the latest retailers to ban chemicals linked to bee decline

clock 20 February 2013 •

IT

Updated: Apple chief hails green progress as biggest achievement

Tim Cook: 'I'm incredibly proud that we're doing heavy lifting on the environment'

clock 13 February 2013 •

Risk

EU proposes to ban insecticides linked to bee decline

Three neonicotinoids, the world's most widely used insecticides would be forbidden across the continent for two years

clock 01 February 2013 •

Management

Victoria's Secret strips off poisonous pants

Iconic brand's parent company commits to ridding products and supply chain of hazardous chemicals by 2020

clock 24 January 2013 •

Supply chain

Benetton unites with Greenpeace to detox supply chain

Italian retailer commits to phasing out release of hazardous chemicals from supply chain by 2020

clock 21 January 2013 •

Recycling

Mobile phone recycling - good for you and the environment

Top Dollar Mobile says recycling handsets stops harmful chemicals leaking into the environment and saves resources - but too few of us are doing it

clock 14 January 2013 •

Legislation

Manufacturers unaware of chemicals legislation REACH

"Worrying low" recognition especially among small firms of how rules impact some common substances, poll finds

clock 14 January 2013 •

Technology

How enzyme technology can help companies clean up

Danish biotech firm Novozymes says replacing detergent chemicals with enzymes cuts toxicity and energy use while boosting profits

clock 21 December 2012 •

Supply chain

Zara commits to detox after Greenpeace dressing down

Clothing giant commits to eliminate all releases of hazardous chemicals from its supply chain by 2020

clock 30 November 2012 •

Supply chain

Zara hung out to dry in new toxic chemicals report

Company among 20 clothing retailers found to use hazardous chemicals by Greenpeace

clock 21 November 2012 •
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