Food retailers and producers, including Marks & Spencer and Warburtons, join a new food waste education initiative for employees, ‘Working on Waste’.

Fashion chain Superdry signs up to Scotland’s Carrier Bag Commitment, two weeks ahead of the implementation of the bag charge.

A new sustainability rating has been launched to help customers compare the environmental credentials of mobile phone handsets.

The Welsh Government summarises what actions are being taken to reduce food and packaging waste and boost supply chain efficiencies.

The Scottish Government has launched an awareness campaign to prepare shoppers for the country’s upcoming carrier bag charge.

Ahead of the Waste Regulations, Every Can Counts has released information detailing how the retail sector can separate materials, such as metal cans, for recycling.

Innovate UK, Defra and BBSRC are to provide up to £11 million to improve the resource efficiency of the UK food supply chain.

Advice and support is being offered to Scottish retailers ahead of the national carrier bag charge coming into force on 20 October 2014.

Coca-Cola Enterprises and Tesco launch ‘Pledge, Play and Recycle’ campaign to encourage customers to recycle more.

Coca-Cola Enterprises and Tesco launch ‘Pledge, Play and Recycle’ campaign to encourage customers to recycle more.