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News in brief 07/02/2014

A round up of the week's business news, including Recolight, Saperatec, Taylor, Plastics Recyclers Europe, and more...

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News in brief 07/02/2014

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REPIC launches 'Responsible Recycling' campaign

New REPIC campaign aims to promote the ‘responsible recycling’ of waste electronics to a younger demographic.

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REPIC launches 'Responsible Recycling' campaign

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M&S launches childrenswear ‘shwopping’ project

Marks and Spencer and Oxfam launch ‘Love, Mum’ project calling on shoppers to donate unwanted childrens clothes for reuse.

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M&S launches childrenswear ‘shwopping’ project

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Terracycle and McVitie’s launch recycling contest

TerraCycle and McVitie’s launch collection contest that rewards consumers for recycling their biscuit wrappers.

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Terracycle and McVitie’s launch recycling contest

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Zero Waste Scotland to break away from WRAP

Zero Waste Scotland is to become independent from WRAP from June 2014, it has been announced.

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Zero Waste Scotland to break away from WRAP

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BIS should be responsible for waste portfolio says 2020C

Conservative group calls on government to move waste portfolio from Defra to BIS to show that resources are a business opportunity.

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BIS should be responsible for waste portfolio says 2020C

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Waste-as-health insurance entrepreneur wins award

The founder of a waste-as-health insurance initiative has won the Prince of Wales Young Sustainability Entrepreneur Prize.

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Waste-as-health insurance entrepreneur wins award

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Tetra Pak launches recyclable top

Carton manufacturer Tetra Pak launches new carton sleeve with recyclable plastic top.

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Tetra Pak launches recyclable top

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News in Brief 31/01/2014

Straight plc reappointed for ESPO contract, lights made from drink bottles, Redeem Holdings acquires Envirofone...

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News in Brief 31/01/2014

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71 per cent of One Show viewers want weekly waste collections

Following a Q&A with Eric Pickles, 71 per cent of One Show viewers said they were in favour of weekly residual waste collections.

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71 per cent of One Show viewers want weekly waste collections

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