Aldi has unveiled it has saved up to 1,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions with surplus food platform Too Good To Go.
Another U-turn: UK energy secretary abandons ‘boiler tax’
Energy secretary Claire Coutinho is set to ditch the UK government’s target to phase out gas boilers and install 600,000 heat pumps a year by 2028.
Britvic pours sustainability into soft drinks with 75% of electricity powered by solar panels
Britvic has unveiled that 75% of power used to make household names such as Robinsons, Tango and J2O is from a 160-acre solar farm.
Interview: Mindful Chef co-founder’s recipe for sustainability
Mindful Chef co-founder Myles Hopper shares insights on how the meal kit brand is setting industry benchmarks in sustainability.
Capri-Sun rolls out ‘stronger than ever’ recyclable paper straws
Capri-Sun is rolling out “stronger than ever” paper straws in a step towards a fully recyclable carton.
Inditex and H&M among fashion giants linked to abuses in Myanmar’s garment sector
New data from the BHRRC has revealed first-hand accounts from garment workers in Myanmar of unsafe working conditions.
Shell and BP among 17 companies awarded North Sea oil and gas licenses
Shell and BP are among 17 companies that have been awarded 24 licenses in the second share of the 33rd oil and gas licensing round.
Tesco’s food waste blunder: Figures corrected from 45% to just 18%
Tesco is correcting its food waste data after tonnes of food waste it claimed to send for animal feed has been sent to anaerobic digestion.
Sustainable cleaning brand Smol achieves B Corp status
Sustainable cleaning brand Smol has achieved B Corp certification, highlighting its ambition to be a “different” and “better” business.
M&S ditches plastic packaging across sandwich and toastie ranges
Marks and Spencer has swapped plastic for recyclable paper packaging across its range of sandwiches and toasties available in all M&S Cafés.
