Concernant les habitudes et les attentes des consommateurs français en matière de gestion des déchets et des emballages, ces derniers sont tout à fait disposés à intégrer des matériaux certifiés compostables dans le recyclage de ses déchets organiques, mais va-t-on leur en donner l’opportunité ?
From the outset of the Industrial Revolution, societies across the world have followed a linear pattern of consumption. The European Parliament describes this as “take-make-use-dispose” pattern of growth and consumption. Increasing affluence and consumerism have resulted in enormous quantities of waste, and there is a need to break this pattern. In contrast to the linear …
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The concept of zero waste has a lot in common with the philosophy of minimalism. It borrows from the idea of using the bare minimum that is required to manufacture and package. In essence, zero waste is a misnomer. It actually doesn’t mean “no waste at all”. It just assumes that someone who adopts this …
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If you are growing increasingly worried about all the plastic waste that lands up in our landfills and oceans, you should, in fact, begin to panic. If we took no action, the annual rate of plastic waste making into our oceans will increase by 300%. According to recent report by SystemIQ, current efforts by various …
TIPA® became a signatory to the New Plastics Economy Global Commitment and joins the global effort of moving towards a new plastics economy by providing compostable packaging solutions for non-recyclable or reusable packaging applications across the food and fashion sectors.
Jean-Pierre Rakoutz joins television show SMART Impact with Muriel Papin from French NGO, ‘No Plastic in my sea’ to discuss compostables and how consumers can use TIPA packaging to avoid food waste and work towards zero-waste. The economic and business news television show is dedicated to environmental and sustainable development topics.
Founded in London in 2004 with a vision for sustainability and seasonality, Natoora began as “the first online farmer’s market,” connecting consumers with farm-fresh and seasonal fruit and vegetables, fresh fish, cheese, and meat from all over the country. Their sustainability mission has always been clear: the health of the soil is paramount to the health of the fruit, which is why TIPA®’s compostable packaging made a perfect fit for their produce.
