Packaging SolutionsTaghleef Industries’ Graphic Arts brand is committed to sustainability not only with a range of films manufactured exclusively with monomate…
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Reconnect with the ocean by choosing ethical swimwear that’s kind to the environment. For example, instead of the usual plastic-based synthetic materials, have you heard of ECONYL swimwear made from recycled fishing nets? From the sexiest vegan bikinis to the most fashionable sustainable swimsuits, we collect the range of the best fair trade brands. Ready to dive into it?
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Growing concerns about plastic pollution in oceans have prompted the EU to take more drastic steps to tackle the issue.
Krill harvester Aker BioMarine has turned up the heat on its sustainability messaging by cooperating with Pew Charitable Trusts, an organization that has long been supportive of a cautious approach to the harvesting of krill in Antarctica.
BBC NI reporter Eve Rosato tries to live without single-use plastic for one week.
On 18 October, 13 partners from 6 EU Member States conducted the kick-off meeting of the European Project ‘LOOP-Ports – Circular Economy Network of Ports’ in Valencia. The main goal of the LOOP-Ports project is to facilitate the transition to a more circular economy in the port sector, where products, materials and resources are maintained in the economy for as long as possible, and the waste generation minimized.
This project, coordinated by the Port of Valencia and funded by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology (EIT) through the EIT Climate-KIC initiative, will run for 26 months, ending in November 2020.