The Maidstone Hotel Is Leading the Sustainability Charge In the Hamptons

Nestlé gears up for Travel Retail Sustainability Week which is days away International Travel Retail (NITR) has expressed its pride after confirming it will sponsor and support the inaugural Travel Retail Sustainability week event which is just days away (19-23 April).  Stewart Dryburgh, Nestlé’s International Travel Retail, General Manager, who will be a speaker during the Lead by Example: Sustainable Investments From Industry Leaders webinar on Tuesday 20 April, 2021.

The Circular Economy Centre at Cambridge Judge Business School is part of a consortium at the University of Cambridge that was awarded more than £1 million funding by the UK Research and Innovation agency to respond to challenges posed by plastic waste.

A circular economy, an economy without waste and no depletion of finite resources, gains traction in the sustainability debate as a way out of the current linear “take-make-waste” economy. Circular economy principles, ranging from ecodesign and recycling to new business models, such as products-as-a-service, can lower CO2-emissions and significantly contribute to combatting climate change. Furthermore, moving towards a more circular economy could deliver benefits such as improving the security of the supply of raw materials, increasing competitiveness, stimulating innovation, boosting economic growth and creating jobs.