World Wildlife Fund (WWF) reports “In 2016, the most recent year for which data is available, production (of plastic) reached 396 million metric tons. That is equivalent to 53 kilograms of plastic for each person on the planet.”
World Wildlife Fund (WWF) reports “In 2016, the most recent year for which data is available, production (of plastic) reached 396 million metric tons. That is equivalent to 53 kilograms of plastic for each person on the planet.”
Sustainability marketing often fails for one simple reason: the message becomes bigger than the action behind it. The strongest brands
For years, conversations about plastic have centered on a single question: How do we recover more plastic waste? It’s an
Ask ten companies about their plastic strategy and you’ll probably hear ten different answers. One business is redesigning its packaging.
Every July, millions of people around the world take part in Plastic Free July, a global movement that encourages people
Design for recyclability (DfR) has become one of the most widely discussed concepts in sustainable packaging. Brands are redesigning packaging
Across the United States, packaging Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) laws are evolving rapidly and, with them, a major shift in
