Marion Savary (Vinted): "Vinted maintains a zero-tolerance policy towards counterfeit goods"
Marion Savary (Vinted): "Vinted maintains a zero-tolerance policy towards counterfeit goods"
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Marion Savary (Vinted): "Vinted maintains a zero-tolerance policy towards counterfeit goods"
This often-referenced statistic from a 2011 Food and Agricultural Organization report rang alarm bells when it was published, but the situation has become even worse over the last decade. A recent World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) report estimates that 1.2 billion tonnes of food produced globally is lost before it even leaves the farm. This means that as much as 2.5 billion
Americans will spend almost $179 billion on secondhand goods this year—a 96 percent from 2015 that's expected to nearly double again by 2030.
A woman carries plastic bags at the Drottninggatan shopping street in central Stockholm, Sweden on Nov 10, 2020. [Photo/Agencies] Multiple European nations and companies have committed to slashing plastic waste as part of an initiative that aims to create a cross-border circular economy for the material during the next five years. Large nations, including Germany, France and Spain, are among the signatories of the European Plastics Pact, which on Wednesday released a roadmap aimed at reducing single-use plastic and increasing recycling capacity by 25 percent by 2025. Major food and dri...