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New recycling scheme for pet food packaging
TerraCycle has launched a recycling scheme for pet food pouches and flexible packaging.
8 years ago
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New recycling scheme for pet food packaging
8 years ago
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Cardiff latest city to join the Refill movement
Cardiff has become the latest city to sign up to the Refill campaign and provide free public access to drinking water in locations across the city.
8 years ago
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Cardiff latest city to join the Refill movement
8 years ago
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Costa to package new ‘smart cup’ in recycled coffee cups
Costa Coffee has launched a new reusable coffee cup that enables contactless payments and comes in packaging made from recycled coffee cups.
8 years ago
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Costa to package new ‘smart cup’ in recycled coffee cups
8 years ago
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Veolia opens up funding for Merseyside waste and recycling projects
A share of £115,000 from Veolia’s latest Community Fund is available for local community groups in Merseyside and Halton looking to prevent waste and improve recycling.
8 years ago
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Veolia opens up funding for Merseyside waste and recycling projects
8 years ago
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Plasma technology retrieves precious metals from e-waste
Tetronics International is aiming to address the growing issue of electronic waste by using plasma to recover precious metals from the debris.
8 years ago
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Plasma technology retrieves precious metals from e-waste
8 years ago
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WasteMaster reduces, converts and recycles food waste on site
WasteMaster from Green Eco Technologies reduces and converts food and other organic waste, on site, for recycling and reuse as green energy and other useful products.
8 years ago
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WasteMaster reduces, converts and recycles food waste on site
8 years ago
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Coalition calls for mandatory separate collection of food waste in England
More than 40 businesses, local authorities and trade bodies have called on government to introduce universal mandatory collections of food waste to boost recycling rates.
8 years ago
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Coalition calls for mandatory separate collection of food waste in England
8 years ago
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Valpak: Collaboration is key to achieving plastics targets
Compliance scheme Valpak, the data partner for the UK Plastics Pact, has called for collaboration and innovation among signatories to help achieve the Pact’s targets.
8 years ago
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Valpak: Collaboration is key to achieving plastics targets
8 years ago
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UK businesses unite to turn waste into wealth
The Waste to Wealth Summit brings together 200 leaders from government, business, academia and civil society roles, including HRH Prince Charles, to discuss how industries can tackle waste – or better yet, stop producing it altogether.
8 years ago
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UK businesses unite to turn waste into wealth
8 years ago
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Wales invests £5.4m in new reuse and recycling projects
The Welsh Government is investing £5.4 million across eight new projects to improve levels of reuse and recycling in 2018/19, Environment Minister Hannah Blythyn has announced.
8 years ago
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Wales invests £5.4m in new reuse and recycling projects
8 years ago
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