3 strategies for embedding product circularity from the start

Sponsored: Product manufacturers can make circularity a reality for their company with circularity readiness. Here are early-stage strategies to consider. Read More

Wine in a box works. Absolut asks: Why not vodka in a paper bottle?

The Swedish spirits company is testing criteria such as potential transport emissions reductions, recyclability and consumer acceptance. Read More

Packaging is changing: 4 reuse innovations we’re following

These reuse and refill packaging innovations are worth watching, from the stuff you put on your face to the stuff you put in your mouth. Read More

The unbridled potential of reuse in 3 metrics

If implemented correctly, reuse has exceptional potential for environmental and economic wins. Read More

Hope Theory offers a vision for the circular economy

These three steps can help apply hope to the cause of advancing circularity. Read More

Is Coca-Cola the worst plastic polluter in the UK?

PepsiCo, McDonald's, Nestlé and others were also featured among the "Dirty Dozen" report on plastic litter by Surfers Against Sewage. Read More

Attitudes toward ‘stuff’ are changing: 4 business opportunities

A new report highlights the new business opportunities that consumer attitudes toward products represent for circular innovation in the next three to five years. Read More

Zara owner announces commitment to halve emissions by 2030

Spanish fashion group Inditex said it will turn to recycling and regenerative farming to help meet ambitious new sustainability targets. Read More

7 cool sustainable packages to try: Edible cups, bamboo lip balm tubes and more

There are a host of innovations in compostable packaging. Here are some of my favorites, and why. Read More

Beyond the yuck factor: Cities turn to ‘extreme’ water recycling

San Francisco is at the forefront of a movement to recycle wastewater from commercial buildings, homes and neighborhoods and use it for toilets and landscaping. This decentralized approach, proponents say, will drive down demand in an era of increasing water scarcity. Read More