Day: November 24, 2019

A new data tool for measuring the sustainability of seafood – both produced by aquaculture and capture fisheries – is now online and available for public use.

What makes this plastic so significant is that it can break down in a home composting environment, unlike a lot of bioplastics that can only decompose in a temperature-controlled facility.

As part of our Mission Possible campaign, edie brings you this weekly round-up of five of the best sustainability success stories of the week from across the globe.

An extra charge for using a paper or plastic bag could be coming to Minneapolis.

Lyst’s “Year in Fashion 2019” report reveals a new consumer mindset that rewards fashion brands that promote sustainability and diversity.

The World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) has launched a new programme to help women reach senior positions in companies and lead on embedding sustainability across entire corporate strategies.

There’s a relatively small number of naysayers about your sustainability program. Ignore them.

Replacing existing gas boilers with hydrogen-ready devices should be mandatory when they reach the end of their life, the Energy Networks Association (ENA) has urged in its general election manifesto.

Luke Miller – Aldi is going green with its commitment to replace 12.5 million single-use plastic bags with compostable bags.

ATL is first airport to achieve LEED for Communities certification.

A series of major sustainability initiatives have headlined the maiden year for InterContinental Hotels Group’s voco brand since opening on the Gold Coast.

It’s critical for sale, capacity and turning information into action.

Melissa Joy Manning discusses an evolving industry and the “people component” of responsible sourcing.

A host of high-street food and drink retailers, including LEON, Asda, Waitrose and Costa have joined a new pilot offering refillable options for commodities such as water, coffee, groceries and toiletries, in a bid to cut down on the amount of sin…

Technology, legislation, corporate incentives to customers and changes to the supply chain can all help reduce the use of single-use plastic in MENA.