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Category: Blog
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A Brief Review Of The Latest Award-Winning, Paper-Based Packaging
In June, the 2024 Environmental Packaging Awards brought to a close a two-day event dedicated to all things environmental packaging. Attended by…
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Global Recycling Day 2025
Happening on March 18, the day’s key message is to implore everyone to think about what they throw away, seeing not waste, but opportunity.
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International Day of Forests
The UN General Assembly declared the International Day of Forests was to be held on the 21st of March every year since 2012.
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Lessons In Sustainability
Discover how an increase in demand for environmental knowledge is boosting the availability of sustainability education.
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Mail, A Real Vote-Winner
Across 2024 a record-breaking number of voters headed to the polls in at least 64 countries. Find out why direct mail has more influence…
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Paper And The Circular Economy
In the traditional mode of production and consumption, the destination of post-use goods is disposed of in dumps, landfills, incineration or the like.
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Positives For The Paper Industry In 2025
There may be plenty wrong with the world at the moment, but let’s celebrate the good things in the paper industry in 2025.
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Power Hungry: The Increasing Environmental Burden of Electronic Communications
It’s essential to explore the overlooked environmental consequences of electronic communication and to understand the true sustainability…
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Screen Test
A report commissioned by the Norwegian Government into the use of screens by children has just been released. The report not only…
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Sustainable Seasonal Presents
Want to know what to get the eco-aware member of the family for Christmas? Here are a few ideas…
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The Four Faces Of Sustainability
When it comes to consumer attitudes towards sustainability, the common conception among brands and companies is that people are…
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The Return of ‘Dumb’ Things
Why young people are ditching their smartphones in favour of ‘dumb’ phones, cameras and notebooks.