Are consumers unreasonable and is it unsustainable to expect nearly instant delivery of what's ordered https://t.co/6EukxMQefI Designers considering their role in making our behaviors more sustainable
Race is on for commercialization of plant-based plastic bottle: Suntory Group has created a prototype plant-based #Orangina bottle; @CocaCola said its 100% plant-based bottle is ready for commercial-scale production https://t.co/FR6xMsmf6a
🎄 According to @Greenpeace, you should keep an artificial Christmas tree in use for at least 8 years — but preferably 20 or more.
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Are 'real' Christmas trees recyclable? Yes! They can be shredded into chippings which are then used locally in parks or woodland areas. Local authorities often arrange drop-off points or special collections of 'real' trees in early January🌲Photo: @Raisingtheregans (Instagram)
New to our Innovation Zone - French company OCNI's latest initiative is ‘Grating Bottles’, where the condiment, either Smoked Ketchup & Rosemary or Sweet Curry Mustard, are in the shape of a bottle and can be grated onto food. #packaging
“Citizens might not necessarily be aware of it, but a stealthy evolution of the way they shop is unfolding.” Read our CEO @MarcusGover foreword in the #UKPlasticsPact Annual Report 2020/21 https://t.co/az1PpRhDKB
With transparency slated to be a growing trend this year, the food and drink industry must boost visibility to build trust with customers. https://t.co/G0wstmT37x
Fashion rental service @HURRCollective is opening a seasonal concept pop-up store on London’s King’s Road allowing customers to rent their party wardrobes for one night only.
#rentalfashion#popup
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A new report by Greenpeace Germany looks at how fashion brands are marketing “sustainability” initiatives which do not go far enough- or even worse- resort to greenwashing with claims of recycled and recyclable clothing.
#DetoxMyFashion#DetoxOurFuture
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A great piece by Robert Lilienfeld, which highlights the "unintended" negative consequences of the French #Plastic#packaging ban - https://t.co/ZIZxyU2YGE @PackagingEurope
More than a year on from the first lockdown order, we look at which consumer behaviour trends will stay post-Covid, and which were only a flash in the pan. https://t.co/GVmAjX41dm
After a stunning period of growth for frozen food during Covid, we look into where the thriving sector will go from here, and whether premium ready meals can stage a comeback. https://t.co/IMQSysDxrF