Earth Day 2019: How retailers are embracing sustainability
Supermarket News takes a look at some of the latest initiatives from retailers taking a stand for sustainability and improving the environment.
Source: www.supermarketnews.com
Supermarket News takes a look at some of the latest initiatives from retailers taking a stand for sustainability and improving the environment.
Source: www.supermarketnews.com
Sustainability has become not just a buzzword but brands, retailers and innovative companies are also following through, pledging to become more sustainable a…
Corrugated packaging giant DS Smith is to plough £100m in research and development (R&D) and innovation in a bid to bolster its circular economy work. The new investment over five years includes the creation of a new breakthrough technologies hub in the UK, new materials development to replace plastics and a pilot to gauge G-force shock in home delivery packaging. DS Smith chief executive Miles Roberts said: “How we live our lives is changing fast due to many factors and how we all take care of the environment is a top priority. We are now investing more than previous years to ensure that we are leading this change and can offer customers packaging that has less impact on the environment.
In recent days many presents have changed from cozy, cuddy, and cosmetic items to electronics.They include gadgets, gizmos, mobile phones, tablets, batteries……
As consumer demands evolve in the New Normal, beauty products offering increased level of cleanliness are seeing a sharp rise in demand…
l.i.b.r.o Cowspiracy The Sustainability Secret $$[3pub]$$ click here https://deretunude.blogspot.com/1608878430 De confianza desde 2010…
BASTA is a project concerning the production and use of biochar in different applications. The project is carried out by UHasselt and ILVO with financial support of the FWO (Research Foundation of Flanders). Contact persons: Promoter UHasselt: Prof Dr Ann Cuypers [email protected] 011 26 83 26 Co-promoter ILVO: Dr Ir Bart Vandecasteele [email protected] 09 272 26 99 Project manager: Dr Marijke Jozefczak [email protected] 011 26 83 77