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They agreed on an update to the so-called ‘ecodesign’ regulation that aims to improve products throughout their lifecycle to make them more durable and reliable, easier to reuse, upgrade, repair and recycle
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The whole of the product lifecycle is in scope, from extraction and novel and conventional production, to maximising the longevity and value achieved while in use and to recycling and recovery at the end of life
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The one litre pouches use 85% less plastic and enables consumers to reuse their handwash bottle by refilling from the pouch, estimated to save 28 tonnes of plastic every year
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The move has been made to protect the environment and save their fanbase money
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The Danish firm’s latest circularity roadmap includes goals to increase material efficiency by 90% and reduce supply chain waste by 50% by the end of the decade
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That’s the claim of engineers who believe government should set more ambitious targets to decarbonise the construction sector
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The manufacturer of laser printers and imaging products has cut its emissions globally by 62% since 2005 and is on track to meet its 40% reduction target from 2015 levels by 2025
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The government aims to encourage ambitious industry action through a new voluntary agreement – Textiles 2030 – for the next 10 years, which will aim to reduce the environmental footprint of the textiles industry through science-based targets
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The hazelnut spread brand has joined forces with Carrefour and Loop for the initiative, which aims to test the benefits of reusable packaging
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The move is part of the supermarket’s 4Rs packaging strategy – to remove it where it can, reduce it where it can’t, reuse more and recycle what’s left
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The supermarket says loose and unwrapped products will not cost more than wrapped equivalents
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It has worked in partnership with Stena Recycling for the prototype, using plastic and components from consumer electronic products, such as used hairdryers, vacuum cleaners and computers
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