Break Free From Plastic
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BreakFreeFromPlastic is a global movement working to achieve a future free from plastic pollution. More than 12,000 organizations and individuals around the world have come together to demand reductions in single-use plastics and to advocate for lasting solutions to the plastic pollution crisis.
Break Free From Plastic
1w ago
Unilever, Nestlé, and Procter & Gamble are among the list of companies inundating developing Asian markets with multilayer, single-use sachet packaging ..read more
Break Free From Plastic
2w ago
The Rethink Plastic alliance and Break Free From Plastic welcome the Parliament and Council’s decision to endorse the revised text negotiated at Trilogue, which includes increased obligations and standards with regards to the shipment of EU plastic waste. ..read more
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The 2024 E-Commerce Sustainable Packaging Development Forum Convenes Successfully ..read more
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1M ago
China has rapidly moved to address escalating food and beverage packaging waste, including the 2018 ban on importing plastic recyclables, the implementation of extensive urban waste sorting pilots, and the 2022 prohibition of non-biodegradable single-use plastics. But China’s plastic mountains are still growing ..read more
Break Free From Plastic
2M ago
The Ennore-Manali incident underscores not only immediate environmental harm but also serves as a stark reminder of the pervasive issue of plastic pollution, with petrochemical industries as key contributors ..read more
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2M ago
Coinciding with the momentum of the International Zero Waste Month, Dietplastik Indonesia and GAIA Asia Pacific held a Reuse Tour and Conference with the theme "Reuse Now, Brighter Future Yes ..read more
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2M ago
This blog delves into the intricate layers of Vietnam's burgeoning plastic production and its consequential reliance on imported plastic waste. It aims to shed light on the complexities of the plastic waste trade, not just in Vietnam but in other waste-recipient countries in Southeast Asia as well ..read more
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2M ago
Break Free From Plastic Movement unveils 2023 Global Brand Audit results, with The Coca-Cola Company once again claiming the title of top global plastic polluter - meaning its products were found polluting the most countries with the most waste ..read more
Break Free From Plastic
2M ago
Fighting Waste Colonialism: Asian Organisations Respond to EU’s New Waste Trade Regulations ..read more