The study will make use of GreyParrot’s AI waste management systems to track and categorise items going through polypropylene (PP) recycling streams. The partners hope the data provided will shine a light on the volume of potentially food-grade recycling materials in the system.
As the industry continues to transition from plastics to bioplastics, the answer to whether or not tea bags can go in the food waste bin is not so simple
Last Friday, Defra released a policy paper outlining the progress Government is making in its aim to prevent waste in England, here's a summary of what it contained
According to Zero Waste Europe, large-scale reusable packaging systems could become competitive with single-use counterparts if the right conditions are met
Open 3P initiative to improve packaging sustainability, by developing consistent methodology for classifying, reporting and sharing data extended to glass, metals, paper, fibre-based composites and wood.
Marking World Refill Day (16 June), the launch allows Bristol residents to borrow reusable cups to then be returned for free to any participating shops across the city
Scotland’s Minister for Green Skills, Circular Economy and Biodiversity made the announcement to MSPs after Westminster ruled glass out of its deposit return scheme (DRS)
