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Twenty-three new signatories joined Courtauld Commitment 2025.
New guidance calls time on confusing food date labels.
Over £30M could be saved by tackling food waste on farms.
WRAP and the Institute of Grocery Distribution publish three key principles of food waste measurement.
Sustainable Clothing Action Plan on track against targets.
Electrical industry could realise £4.4bn in financial benefit.
Clothing going into household bins has dropped by 50,000 tonnes (2012-2015).
Our Sustainable Clothing Guide sets out how to design, produce and sell sustainable clothing.
We announced new ambitious initiative: The UK Plastics Pact.
Recycle Now unveiled hard-hitting ‘plastic planet’ digital campaign.
Roundtables look at tackling China waste import restrictions.
Industry consultation on reforming producer responsibility for packaging.
£7.5 million extra cash for Welsh recycling.
Sustainable Resource Management results in 150,000 tonnes of waste diverted from landfill.
70 per cent of Cardiff Half Marathon runners rethink how they dispose of plastic bottles in Run Refuel Recycle campaign.
Love Your Clothes engagement plans collectively donates 2,249kg of clothing to charities.
Roadmap evaluates global progress by countries and companies towards UN SDG 12.3
REFRESH project demonstrates national frameworks for action in Spain, Germany, Hungary and the Netherlands.
Developing a practical guide to measuring food waste across Mexico, US and Canada.
WRAP continues to support South Africa, Singapore, Mexico, and Australia on food waste strategies.
Residual bin analysis shows that 55 per cent of contents could be recycled.
Northern Ireland records highest ever household recycling rates.