TIPA and PaperWise: When Eco-friendly Paper Meets Fully Compostable Packaging
A revolution has begun. Across the planet, consumers are ready to reduce, reuse and replace conventional packaging with sustainable alternatives. An incredible shift from contaminating …
Plastics are Forever? Taking Action to Save the Ocean, Starting Today.
One plastic bag makes oceans of difference. What starts as a mere shopping accessory, easily ends as deadly waste in the ocean. Over the last …
Sustainable Food Packaging – The inside story
Growing up I often wondered why there are so many problems in the world, ones that have been going on for years and years (global …
Inspired by Their Customers; Fresh Harvest Switches to Compostable Packaging
“Our customers help hold us accountable to select the most sustainable packaging and are delighted with this transition” Established in 2015, Fresh Harvest soon …
5 Ways to Make Your Fashion Brand More Sustainable
The fashion industry has been long driven by consumers’ growing appetite for new, inexpensive clothes. This created a fast fashion phenomenon, often characterized by inferior …
Can Fast Fashion Be Sustainable?
Fast fashion has become an integral part of consumers’ experience as an easy and fun way to stay trendy without spending a fortune. While fast …
Slow Fashion Vs. Fast Fashion: Are We Resorting to Consuming Slow Fashion?
For the past two decades, we’ve witnessed the rise and injurious effects of fast fashion. The constant need to replace ongoing trends with the latest …
The Journey to Your Last Plastic Bag
A step-by-step guide to help you go compostable. Chances are you’ve been hearing the word “plastic” a lot lately. Social networks are trending with #plasticfree, …
Santini joins TIPA in the movement towards a sustainable future
The decision to go compostable demonstrates Santini’s commitment towards continuously evolving and growing in their effort towards sustainability. Santini has made the switch from conventional …
Une nouvelle enquête révèle que les consommateurs français sont prêts pour les emballages compostables
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 ?