Disposable coffee cups are set to be banned from the Scottish Parliament’s main buildings next week in a bid to reduce the amount of single-use plastic waste from its operations.- edie news centre…
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The financial commitments to change can often deter business owners from making adaptations and, when it comes to sustainability, costs play a huge role in the decision making process. How have industry leaders merged the two challenges within their organisations?
Packaging manufacturer Amcor has pledged to make its entire range of packaging recyclable or reusable by 2025. Amcor’s commitment makes it the first major packaging brand to make this pledge, though the announcement follows similar commitments from major brands such as Coca-Cola, McDonald’s and Evian.
New client needs, combined with the fast technical development, mean entirely new opportunities to create a digitalization of society that makes a real difference. Therefore, Knowit and Cybercom are joining together to become a Nordic partner with a joint offer that meets the needs of tomorrow. Our client offers complement each other well. We share common values and create an even more attractive workplace. Through our Nordic DNA, we also become a strong partner to our clients on the journey toward a sustainable future.
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PM Justin Trudeau and his government have yet to decide which products will be included on the list.
European Parliament has approved a new law banning single-use plastic items such as plates, cutlery, straws and cotton buds sticks. …
It may be more difficult to attain the zero hunger goal by 2030 due to the coronavirus pandemic but the government remains committed to sustain food security in the country, according to Cabinet Secretary Karlo Nograles.
