All Plastic & Sustainability articles – Page 19
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Product NewsAbsolut launches limited edition bottle made from 60% recycled glass
Absolut has launched its most sustainable glass bottle yet.
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Features and analysisHow can retailers unlock £1bn in soft drink category sales?
Suntory Beverage & Food GB&I’s Alpesh Mistry discusses its category vision and how the business is working closely with independent retailers.
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Interviews and ProfilesWhy I made food to go a focus for my new store
Forward-thinking retailer Siva Theivanayagam gives us a tour of his new store Nisa Stamford Northfields in Peterborough which focuses on food to go.
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Product NewsMars Wrigley UK’s packaging reduction to save 51 tonnes of plastic
The group will be cutting plastic in some of its most popular confectionery brands.
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Interviews and ProfilesStaying sustainable during Covid-19: HISBE offers details on its second store
Ethical retailer HISBE is just about to open its second store. Co-founder Ruth Anslow gives an update on the progress as well as the long-term impact of Covid-19.
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Features and analysisCostcutter links up with food waste app Too Good To Go
Costcutter Supermarkets Group has revealed details of its new partnership with food waste app, Too Good To Go
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Product NewsPG Tips launches £3.8m campaign to improve sustainability awareness
PG tips is investing in a £3.8m campaign to support the range and increase awareness around its switch to biodegradable tea bags across its entire range.
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Promotional FeatureHow more than 1,000 UK grocery stores are fighting food waste with Too Good To Go
Thirteen per cent of food waste happens at distribution and retail level. In the UK, 1,000 grocery stores are already leading the way in the fight against food waste with Too Good To Go
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OpinionWhat is the future of forecourt and convenience?
Forecourts are on the cusp of change but is everyone ready for it?Suresite’s Eva Jones discusses the future of the sector.
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Products In DepthSix of the best: sustainable production initiatives
Sustainable production comes under the spotlight as we examine some recent initiatives by FMCG brands to improve their green credentials.
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Features and analysisHow does the government’s electric vehicle plan impact forecourt retailers?
The government’s green plan will see a shift away from new petrol or diesel vehicles, what impact will this have on forecourt retailers?
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Features and analysisEnergy savings of £16m per year up for grabs in convenience sector
Amit Patel of Premier in Sandiacre, Derbyshire stands to save £345 per year thanks to a new sustainability project by Suntory Beverage & Food GB&I.
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Product NewsCadbury removes plastic trays from adult selection boxes
Mondelēz International has reduced plastic across Cadbury, Bournville and Toblerone selection boxes in a bid to become more sustainable.
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Product NewsRibena rolls out most sustainable bottle yet
The 500ml bottles are 100% recyclable and made from 100% recycled plastic.
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Promotional FeatureWhy retailers can unlock additional sales by stocking sustainable beer
With studies showing that consumers will pay more for sustainable products, the beer industry is making strides to reduce its carbon footprint
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NewsMidcounties Co-op CEO Phil Ponsonby calls for more sustainable business practices
Ponsonby spoke live at The Convenience Conference on 6 October
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Features and analysisSustainability in focus at The Convenience Conference
Sustainability in the convenience sector will be under scrutiny at The Convenience Conference.
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NewsPlastic carrier bag charge to be extended to convenience retailers
The government’s decision to extend the plastic carrier bag charge to all retailers has been welcomed by the convenience retail industry.
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Product NewsRecyclable wine cans from Ehrmanns’ Beefsteak Club brand
Ehrmanns Wines has launched its Beefsteak Club Mendoza Malbec wine in 250ml cans.
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NewsNew poll says UK consumers favour “all-in” deposit return scheme
A new consumer poll has shown that British consumers support a deposit return scheme that covers all types of drinks containers, but with a variable level of deposit according to pack size.