Global Manufacturers Commit $1.5 Billion to Tackle the Plastic Waste Crisis

Some of the world’s largest plastics producers and consumer goods companies have announced a major joint effort to confront the growing problem of plastic pollution. Industry leaders including BASF, DowDuPont, Procter & Gamble, and SABIC have come together to launch a new alliance aimed at reducing plastic waste and improving recycling systems worldwide. The group,… Continue reading Global Manufacturers Commit $1.5 Billion to Tackle the Plastic Waste Crisis

Global Brands Unite to Push for Slavery-Free Supply Chains

Some of the world’s largest consumer brands are stepping up efforts to tackle forced labor and improve transparency in global supply chains. Companies ranging from Nestlé and Kellogg to retail giant Walmart have thrown their support behind a new international initiative aimed at strengthening ethical and sustainable sourcing practices. The effort is being led by… Continue reading Global Brands Unite to Push for Slavery-Free Supply Chains

South Korea Moves to Curb Plastic Waste With New Pricing and Design Rules

South Korea is preparing a new policy package aimed at reducing plastic waste, with a particular focus on cutting the use of disposable cups. The environment ministry is expected to unveil the plan in the coming days and hold a public hearing to collect opinions before the measures are finalized. At the center of the… Continue reading South Korea Moves to Curb Plastic Waste With New Pricing and Design Rules