Starbucks cold cups gain “widely recyclable” label in US
Starbucks’ polypropylene cold beverage cups have been designated “widely recyclable”, enabling many consumers in the United States to recycle them…
Starbucks’ polypropylene cold beverage cups have been designated “widely recyclable”, enabling many consumers in the United States to recycle them…
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has published a summary of actions taken in the first year of the current…
The UK’s Food Standards Agency (FSA) says it will act as the competent authority for recycled plastics used in food…
Australia is moving ahead with reforms to its packaging regulation framework as the federal government seeks to strengthen waste reduction,…
New EU ecodesign measures are tightening sustainability and compliance expectations for the global packaging sector as the Ecodesign for Sustainable…
A new technical proposal for EU harmonised waste sorting labels has been published by the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre…
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a letter to food manufacturers clarifying how companies can use “no…
French environmental organisation Zero Waste France has published a new policy report urging local governments to become key drivers of…
A new industry briefing from the British Retail Consortium (BRC) has mapped out the key sustainability regulation priorities, reporting requirements…
Environmental groups in France are warning that proposed legal changes could weaken the country’s anti-waste rules. The debate focuses on…