Consumers ‘second-guessing’ sustainability claims on packaging, study finds
While more than four fifths (84%) of US consumers have seen sustainability claims on packaging more than once over the…
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How to tackle the world’s growing diaper waste crisis
Absorbent hygiene products, such as disposable diapers and nappies, account for between 160 million and 200 million tonnes of waste…
Four in ten Brazilian consumers are unaware of the circular economy
Some 39% of Brazilian consumers are unaware of the circular economy, while just 12% claim to be well informed about…
More than 90% of electricity used by Lenovo globally now sourced from renewables
Tech firm Lenovo has said that more than 90% of the electricity it uses across its global operations is now…
Stronger policy support needed to increase recycled content in flexible plastic packaging
Stronger policy and investment support will be required to scale the technology capable of increasing recycled content in flexible plastic…
TNO advances the use of solvent-based solutions for plastics recycling
Dutch research organisation TNO has unveiled a solvent-based plastics recycling process that is designed to recover high-quality polymers and additives…
Suntory Beverage & Food Europe reports a 20% reduction in carbon footprint
Suntory Beverage & Food Europe (SBFE), which is home to brands such as Ribena, Lucozade, Orangina and Schweppes, has reported…
Renault Group’s Francois Farion on balancing sustainability commitments with customer expectations
The start of 2026 marked five years since Renault Group chief executive Luca de Meo unveiled the ‘Renaulution’ strategy –…
Brazilians ‘hesitant’ about purchasing recycled products, study finds
While 72% of Brazilians have a positive view of companies that invest in circular economy practices, more than two fifths…
Greyparrot collaborates with Kenvue to advance packaging circularity
Greyparrot has announced a strategic collaboration with Kenvue, which will explore ways to advance packaging circularity across the latter’s product…