Danone announces new commitments to drive a circular economy
Food company Danone has announced that it is making its packaging 100% recyclable, reusable or compostable by 2025 as part of its new commitments to...
Samsonite launch new collection made from 100% RPET yarn
Luggage company Samsonite has launched a new collection made with knitted material technology using 100% RPET yarn.
The new Neoknit collection...
Kellogg’s to work with TerraCycle to recycle Pringles cans
Food manufacturer Kellogg’s has joined forces with TerraCycle to allow consumers in the UK to recycle their Pringles cans.
From December 2018, empty Pringles cans can be sent...
Quality dominated discussions at the Secondary Commodity Markets Conference
China and quality were the main themes for speakers at this year’s Secondary Commodity Markets Conference held on the 19th June in Stockport.
Experts in the paper and plastics sectors gathered...
Waitrose trial ready meals in widely recyclable fibre-based tray
Retailer Waitrose is trialling three of its Italian ready meals in a widely recyclable fibre-based tray to replace black plastic trays.
This move builds on...
John Lewis to buy back used clothes from customers to cut fashion waste
Retailer John Lewis is to buy back worn and unwanted clothing from its customers in the hope it will reduce the 300,000 tonnes of...
WRAP launches new Recycle Now campaign to fight plastic waste
A focus on recycling plastic is being launched by WRAP’s Recycle Now campaign.
Its Plastic Planet programme will include hard-hitting digital images and message aimed...
Britvic to invest £850,000 in UK infrastructure
Drinks company Britvic has announced that it is investing £850,000 annually in UK recycling infrastructure through its commitment to only buy domestic PRN’s from...
France to harmonise recycling collections and aim for 100% recycled plastic use by 2025
The French Government has announced that it will harmonise the types of materials collected and the colour of bins, as part of its Circular...
Pringles packaging needs to be redesigned for proper recyclability, says The Recycling Association
The announcement that Kellogg’s has introduced a Pringles container recycling scheme is a fudge that doesn’t solve the issues, according to The Recycling Association.
Kellogg’s...
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