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Promotions and food waste

Promotions are a key feature of the retail landscape. They account for about one-third of all grocery spend and are used widely both to...

Electricals industry could realise £billions in financial benefit

Consumer appetite for circular business models such as take back schemes is growing, presenting the electricals industry with the...

Sustainable New Product Development (S-NPD)

Research from WRAP and other bodies has identified that the food and drink sector faces increasing challenges to food system resilience...

Household food waste in the UK, 2015

This report provides estimates for total and avoidable...

Recycling Tracker Report

The Recycling Tracker is an annual survey of UK households designed to gather evidence on consumers’ current attitudes, knowledge and...

PPMA Total Show 2016

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Carrier bags - material matters

All types of carrier bag, whether made from plastic, paper or jute, will have some impact on the environment during the manufacturing...

Solutions to prevent household food waste

Food is a valuable resource and yet UK households throw away 7.1 million tonnes every year, around 18% by weight of that purchased....

Estimates for household food and drink waste in the UK 2011

Carrier bags - reducing their use

Around 28 million tonnes of household waste is generated in the UK every year, of which 4.9 million tonnes is packaging and 7.0 million...

WRAP plastics work

‘Closing the loop’ on plastics is a key contributing factor to meeting recycling targets, and WRAP has been progressing a number of...

Courtauld Commitment 3

Phase 3 of Courtauld Commitment offers £1.6 billion of savings.

This Agreement closed in 2015 and the final results are ...