SIPA’s parent company Zoppas Industries Group has just published its latest Sustainability Report, covering 2020. Zoppas is not a public company, but it still wants all its stakeholders to be aware of its commitment to sustainability in all its forms. The report covers activities at ...

McDonald’s Canada announced that it will introduce wooden cutlery*, wooden stir sticks and paper straws to its more than 1,400 restaurants across the country by December 2021. The removal of these single-use plastics* in its restaurants supports McDonald’s global commitment to source ...

Plans for the UK’s first £165m Plastic Park - designed to tackle a share of the UK’s ...

Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation (MCC; Head office: Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo; President: Masayuki Waga) hereby announces that it has decided to reinforce the polyester film production capacity of its affiliate Mitsubishi Polyester Film GmbH (MFE; Location: Wiesbaden, Germany; President: ...

This October, Fruit Shoot singles across its core range are making the move to 100% ...

The post-Covid world brings with it a greater demand for products that were previously used relatively infrequently. Whereas hand sanitiser was perhaps bought by consumers once a year and used only on flights, now the vast majority of us expect to keep a bottle of this sanity-saving ...

Selenis has reinforced their position on the fight against plastic pollution by joining the Business Call for a UN Treaty on Plastic Pollution, a report that is co-authored by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), the Ellen MacArthur Foundation and Boston Consulting Group (BCG). The call ...

Christophe Longuet takes over as head of Krauss-Maffei business in France All sales and service activities for the entire KraussMaffei portfolio to be pooled Predecessor Jacques Socquet takes over management of the newly founded NETSTAL company in France

Jamestown Plastics, manufacturer of thermoformed products, created Clamtainer™, a ...

The American Beverage Association, in partnership with The Recycling Partnership, announced the Big Bear City Community Services District will be the next recipient of a grant-funded investment made possible by the beverage industry’s Every Bottle Back initiative. The $166,000 ...