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Nestle has launched a new recyclable paper snack bar wrapper that’s thought to be the first of its kind. The firm’s YES! snack bar range will be its first product to appear in the new packaging that’s made from sustainable coated paper.
Read MoreA Which? investigation looked at the packaging on 46 popular items from 11 supermarkets and found that the average amount of packaging that could actually be recycled was only 52%.
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John Lewis is the latest retailer to announce that it’s launching a trial in-store recycling scheme that will reward customers for taking their empty product containers back to its stores to be recycled.
Read MoreSainsbury’s has become the latest supermarket to trial a reverse vending recycling scheme at one of its superstores, which will allow customers to return plastic bottles with the potential of receiving £25 off their shopping.
Read MoreThe UK’s recycling efforts have received a timely boost in the form of a £4.7 million recycling grant from Defra. The funds will be managed by Wrap, the recycling charity, and they’ll be put towards growing the UK’s plastic and textiles recycling and reprocessing infrastructure.
Read MoreJust when you thought that surely litter couldn’t get everywhere, ten tonnes of it has been collected from Mount Everest!
Read MorePortsmouth and Gosport have been ranked among the worst local authorities for recycling in the country. The figures, produced by Defra, show that both councils fell way short of the UK average recycling rate.
Read MoreIt seems like we hear the mantra almost every day; ‘Reduce waste, recycle more’ and there are more ways than ever to do this in the course of our every day lives. We can now buy clothes made from sustainable materials and swap our unwanted clothes for vouchers in some high street stores, but what about our personal care routines?
Read MoreBlack plastic has been a long-standing nightmare for recyclers, as sorting machines can’t detect it, but the consumer goods giant Unilever might have just found the answer. It’s developed a detectable black pigment for its TRESemmé hair care products and Lynx body sprays.
Read MoreThe Environment Secretary Michael Gove has announced that plastic straws, drinks stirrers, and plastic-stemmed cotton buds will be banned in England in April next year.
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