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Ottawa grocery stores to test reusable containers - Vimarsana News

Ottawa grocery stores to test reusable containers

A new federal pilot project is in the works to reduce single-use plastics at major grocery retailers and it's taking place right here in Ottawa.

Nordic cooperation on circular innovation focusing on workwear - Vimarsana News

Nordic cooperation on circular innovation focusing on workwear

A Nordic interregional collaboration is now commencing to demonstrate how workwear companies can prepare, and adapt their global value chains to the u....

Master's student portrait: Julia Barbey studies sustainability online - Vimarsana News

Master's student portrait: Julia Barbey studies sustainability online

Here’s a taster of the latest episode with Julia Barbey. After graduating from EHL in 2022, Julia studied for a Master of Science in Business Administration with a major in Sustainability and Circular Innovation, an entirely online course through FFHS, which is the Swiss Distance University of Applied Sciences. She's currently Sustainability Manager at Villars Alpine Resorts in Switzerland, while in the final months of her master’s.

L'Oréal Chief Corporate Responsibility Officer Is Stepping Down - Vimarsana News

L'Oréal Chief Corporate Responsibility Officer Is Stepping Down

Alexandra Palt is stepping down, and sustainability expert Ezgi Barcenas from AB InBev is stepping into the role.

Source: wwd.com
Reusable container pilot coming to select Ottawa grocery stores - Vimarsana News

Reusable container pilot coming to select Ottawa grocery stores

Ottawa will be the site of a federal pilot project to reducing single-use plastics at major grocery stores.

Source: cbc.ca