Consumer Products
Barriers to plant-based diets slow down the global dietary transition
The survey shows cost and taste are top reasons people aren't eating more plant-based foods. Read More
These 7 product categories are the best fit for reusable packaging solutions
Companies can zero in on characteristics and categories with the highest potential for reuse in their portfolios. Read More
Grow your business while cutting emissions. Why some industries can and others fall short
Consumer demand and interest rates are among the factors that may account for the variation. Read More
Lego, Mattel and the future of the $109 billion toy industry’s addiction to plastic
New ideas are popping up for toymakers to start loosening their reliance on polyurethane, silicon, spandex and polyester. Read More
Coca-Cola and PepsiCo sued (again) over recycling claims. What brands should know
More jurisdictions are pushing back against plastic pollution in the courts, with mixed success. Read More
Why we must get recyclability labeling right
Amid increased regulation and skepticism about recycling, new data suggests consumers still want to recycle and want on-pack instructions. Here are 3 findings from research on recyclability labeling. Read More
Credo, Sephora and Ulta Beauty lean into data to help clean up beauty care
Beauty and personal care is largely unchecked by the FDA and EPA. A new industry group is releasing data showing replacing harmful chemicals may not be as daunting as once believed. Read More
4 priorities for sustainable packaging in 2025
As sustainability teams plan new initiatives for 2025, here are 4 priority to-dos that will help achieve a more circular packaging economy by 2030. Read More
How candymaker Mars cut emissions 16% and still grew its business by 60%
The parent for brands like Ben's Rice and M&Ms saw these enviable big reductions from the ways it grew cocoa, beef and soy. Read More
These fashion brands fail at emissions disclosures, industry watchdog finds
Nearly a quarter of the biggest fashion businesses decline to share any information about decarbonization efforts. Check out who's staying mum. Read More