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Italy’s first industrial-scale pyrolysis plant anticipates 20kt of mixed plastic waste
BlueAlp and Recupero Etico Sostenibile (RES) have signed an agreement to establish Italy’s first industrial-scale advanced recycling facility,
Unilever’s packaging sustainability goals get a major reality check
Unilever – one of the world’s largest FMCG brands – recently made a number of major updates to its packaging sustainability
The Brief: How bad is ‘greenwashing’ in fast fashion packaging?
In a rush? Click here to read a short summary of this story Fast fashion’s environmental footprint isn’t
Colgate-Palmolive doubts recyclability, reusability, or compostability for flexibles by 2025
Colgate-Palmolive cautions that it could miss its target to achieve recyclability, reusability, and compostability across its packaging range by
Sustainable Innovation Report 2024: Current trends and future priorities
In a rush? Click here to read a short summary of this report Introduction This report explores the most impactful
Unpacking the positive and negative developments from INC-4
The latest round of negotiations on the creation of the United Nations’ legally-binding treaty on plastic pollution has ended.
Unilever’s reduced and extended plastic reduction target causes controversy
Unilever has revised its goal to halve virgin plastic consumption by 2025, shifting the target to one-third by 2026.
Collection targets, PFAS limits, fresh produce packaging bans approved in PPWR vote
Packaging bans for fresh produce from 2030, limits on PFAs, crackdowns on empty space, and high collection and reuse targets
Can INC-4 tip the scales on plastic pollution?
INC-4, the UN-led negotiating process that will eventually lead to the creation of a global, legally binding treaty
What to expect from INC-4
Today marks the start of the latest step on the journey towards the creation of the United Nations’ legally binding
Faerch opens processing plant to recycle 60,000 tonnes of rigid food packaging
After the Grand Opening of its Cirrec plant in Duiven, Faerch Group aims to process used PET trays from household