The environment, and life as we know it, is endangered by irresponsible production and consumption.
We need to start thinking about how we can help our planet when consuming and producing resources.
By championing innovations for sustainable packaging, Siegwerk has emerged as an unlikely enabler of circular economy solutions across the packaging value chain. Its approach facilitates circularity by implementing two concepts: designing for less, and designing for recycling.
Although frequently overlooked, packaging plays an indispensable role in society by protecting our food and medicines and ensuring the safe transport of material goods.
By Marikka Nevamäki, Director, and Riikka Tietäväinen-Arola, Manager, Kemira Customer Communications What will food and the materials used to package it look like in 2030?
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Mario Abreu, VP Sustainability, Tetra Pak explains why the complexity of sustainability and climate change requires a holistic approach.
The negative impacts of palm oil plantations on the environment are set to increase, so what should be done about this?
The meat industry often comes under the microscope for its impact on the environment. So what might the future hold for farming?
Sustainability is an unstoppable force which will transform businesses across the globe. Valgroup aims to build a truly circular economy, in which plastics never become waste.
Research by the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA) and Greenpeace illustrates the problematic nature of ‘bag for life’ use in supermarkets.