Oceana UK is gearing up to take legal action against the government over the “severe threat” to marine life caused by North Sea oil and gas licences.
Nestlé uses traceable cocoa ingredients in UK chocolate
The chocolate ingredients have been sourced from cocoa farming families that are part of Nestlé’s Income Accelerator Programme.
KitchenAid ties up with repair specialist Trojan Electronics in sustainability boost
Through the new partnership, Trojan will refurbish a wide range of KitchenAid’s electrical items, such as food processors and stand mixers, bringing back appliances to their original working condition and significantly extending the lifespan of cherished items.
Separate textile collections key to tackling clothing waste, says Ellen MacArthur Foundation
A comprehensive circular economy approach, extended producer responsibility (EPR) rules, and separate textile collections are key to helping meet the challenge of clothing waste, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation has claimed.…
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The Perfume Shop updates recycling units following 67% increase
The UK’s largest fragrance retailer introduced its perfume bottle recycling and reuse initiative in 2018, which it has now updated.
Mondra partners with Manufacture 2030 to simplify grocery Scope 3 reporting
The tie up between Mondra and Manufacture 2030 aims to help brands with reporting environmental data and software implementation across the supply chain.
Waste Managed campaign raises awareness of Euro 2024 waste
The waste company is taking a creative approach to engage the public and highlight the environmental issues of sporting events such as Euro 2024.
Kingfisher rolls out supplier decarbonisation targets to ‘tackle climate change’
B&Q parent company Kingfisher has rolled out new decarbonisation targets for vendors, as the retail giant looks to “tackle climate change”.
SSEN supports nature projects with £250,000 of funding
Scottish and Southern Electricity Networks (SSEN) iS supporting the regeneration of 24 hectares of woodland in Somerset and the restoration of 11 hectares of a fen bordering in Oxfordshire.
Five of world’s top banks ‘greenwashing’ roles in Amazon destruction
Citibank, JPMorgan Chase, Itaú Unibanco, Santander and Bank of America – are “greenwashing” their roles in destroying the Amazon, a new hard-hitting report says.
