Budget announces £200 per tonne plastic packaging tax
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has announced that the plastic packaging tax will be £200 per tonne from April 2022 in the Budget.
Waitrose launch “world’s first” home compostable ready meal packaging
Retailer Waitrose & Partners has announced that it is launching the “world’s first” home compostable ready meal packaging, as it removes nearly nine...
Samsonite launches a range of luggage made from recycled materials
Travel luggage company Samsonite Europe has launched an assortment of luggage and bags made from recycled materials.
The collection was developed by the innovation team at Samsonite Europe, and is...
Recyclable women’s shaving razor to launch in Boots
Women’s subscription shaving firm FFS has announced that it is bringing its recyclable shaving razors to 245 Boots stores across the UK...
adidas to launch 100% recyclable running shoes
Clothing brand adidas is launching a 100% recyclable running shoe called FUTURECRAFT.LOOP that can be returned, broken down and reused to create new...
Costa Coffee and Barclaycard launch ‘UK’s first’ reusable contactless coffee cup
Coffee chain Costa Coffee has partnered with Barclaycard to develop the ‘UK’s first’ reusable contactless coffee cup.
The ‘Clever Cup’ includes contactless payment technology to...
Unilever develops solution to allow black plastic packaging to be recycled
Manufacturer Unilever has revealed that it is using new black pigment for its High Polyethylene (HDPE) bottles for its brands TRESemmé and Lynx, so...
Big brands put on notice by Enval about inaction over plastic aluminium laminate waste
Enval has put big brands on notice about their inaction over the world’s 5,000,000 tonne problem of plastic aluminium laminate waste
The company’s chief executive Carlos Ludlow-Palafox...
Imperial College London study shows benefits of plastic packaging tax
A study undertaken by Imperial College London and Veolia has found that there is a significant environmental and financial benefit from introducing...
London Assembly Environment Committee find that London burns over half of its waste
According to the London Assembly Environment Committee, London incinerates over half of its waste, with 2 million tonnes being sent to incinerators or Energy from Waste (EfW) facilities...
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