All Sustainability articles – Page 178
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ArticleAlanar extending global reach
Huge demand for cherries from new customers in the recently opened markets of China and South Korea are a welcome challenge for Turkish exporter Alanar
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ArticleSurvey reveals pressure to reduce plastic further
UK shoppers think plastic packaging needs to be drastically reduced but price and lack of recycling knowledge are barriers to change
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Article‘We must compensate green farmers’
Producers should be financially rewarded for green practices beyond simply receiving certification, says Ellen MacArthur Foundation
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ArticlePlastic alternative picks up award
An environmentally friendly substitute for plastic made of fish waste has scooped the international prize from the James Dyson Foundation
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ArticleEcuador: banana prices 'not enough'
While welcoming a planned increase by Aldi Süd, industry officials have called on retailers and consumers to pay more
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ArticleNFU calls for flood prevention measures
Union demands better long-term planning and funding to protect farm businesses from increasingly frequent extreme weather events
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ArticleFlor de Doñana scoops environmental prize
Company wins B Lab’s inaugural Best in Spain award for its positive impact on the environment
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ArticleMorrisons removes black plastic from own brand
Almost 4,000 tonnes of plastic will be made more easily recyclable thanks to the move
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ArticleJupiter Group scoops CSR award
Company’s charitable arm provides funding to numerous worthy causes across the globe
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ArticleGreenfood Iberica unveils climate initiative
Plant for Life project will see Spanish group plant one tree for every tonne of fresh produce sold under its Daily Greens brand
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ArticleApeel enters organic apple partnership
Apeel Sciences and Sage Fruit Company are working together to bring organic Apeel apples to select markets
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ArticleDutch retailers in banana pledge
Majority of Dutch supermarkets agree to predominantly sell bananas that are sourced from plantations that pay a living wage
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ArticleHailstorm wreaks havoc in key producing region
South Australia’s Riverland region hit by sudden hailstorm, ruining crops and leaving producers to assess the damage
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Article‘Make food labels less confusing,’ urges Wrap
Retail survey report urges supermarket chains to provide clear, consistent info on pack to help consumers keep food fresher for longer
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ArticleSupermarket giant announce zero-waste partnership
Woolworths to bring zero-waste shopping platform, Loop, to Australia in 2021
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Article‘Parties must commit to bringing back Environment Bill’
Chartered Institute of Environmental Health calls on parties to reintroduce and strengthen environmental legislation after election
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ArticleApplications open for sustainable farm leaders
LEAF and Corteva Agriscience have teamed up to launch new Resilient and Ready programme
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ArticleMaersk explores LEO possibilities
Logistics group join forces with industry peers and customers to develop LEO
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ArticleTesco ‘to remove 1bn pieces of plastic’
Retailer promises to eliminate plastic from packaging across wide range of own-brand products as part of 2020 pledge
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ArticleLidl to donate 250,000 meals this Christmas
The discount supermarket is aiming to cut food waste from its stores by 25 per cent by 2020