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Takeaway coffee cups, plastic bags, cups and spoons will be banned in cafes by the end of 2023. By the end of this year, plastic plates and bags won't be available in shops.
Thursday, 15 April 2021, 5:44 pm (L-R) Kylie Horomia, Head of Industry Transformation and Sarah Kennelly, Graduate IoT Engineer WayBeyond has taken up the sustainability challenge for Earth Day 2021 with a long-term focus on reducing food waste and optimizing natural resources. “Earth Day is one of the oldest and largest global movements when it comes to positive environmental changes. The 22 April event is supported by 75,000 partners in over 190 countries all focused on positive action for our planet, which resonates strongly with our personal Vision of sustainable crop production,” sa...
11 March 2021 4 min read Merchandising has changed over the years – sticking a brand logo on the face of any old piece of plastic will no longer cut it. Jeremy Chen writes about current leading trends and why sustainability and customisation should be at the forefront of every marketer’s mind. Merchandising, as the tangible sub-sector of marketing, is often subject to fads that fade almost as quickly as it takes to lose a free pen or shred a stress toy. Fortunately, the sector has grown more sophisticated and we are starting to see lasting trends for merchandise that better reflect ...
I changed up my sanitary products for a more sustainable menstrual cup. This is how I got on Helen Coffey © Provided by The Independent Forget baking bread, learning a language or creating a minute-long one-woman skit worthy of Tiktok – my lockdown 3.0 self-improvement kick wasn’t going to be half so cheery, nor so appetising. No, my chosen “hobby”, if you can call it that, while stuck indoors throughout the endless winter, was to finally get to grips with using a menstrual cup. It was the perfect setting: I wasn’t going to get “caught out” anywhere new, wonder...
Ordering food on your phone may save time, but for <strong>Josephine Tovey</strong>, the bitter aftertaste became too hard to swallow