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MPS and Industry call for Investment in Compostables

A group of cross-party MPs and Peers has joined industry experts in signing a letter published in the Guardian, calling on the government to include ambitious targets for compostables in the Environment Bill, which is expected to be reintroduced to Parliament in the coming weeks. “We all have been under the impression that every piece of plastic can be recycled, and a massive effort has been made toward higher recycling rates. However, we now understand that recycling cannot accommodate all packaging. We must invest in a variety of solutions including composting, reusing, new materials and recycling,” comments Daphna Nissenbaum, CEO and co-founder of TIPA.

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Recycling is not a silver bullet: TIPA CEO flags need for alternatives to plastic packaging at Davos 2020

Daphna Nissenbaum, CEO and co-founder of TIPA talks with Packaging Insights about why optimizing packaging waste streams, not streamlining them, is crucial to stopping plastic pollution. “We are all under the impression that every piece of plastic can be recycled, but it is not. Recycling is not one answer to all packaging.”

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Daphna Nissenbaum to speak about Compostable Packaging at World Economic Forum in Davos

Hod Hasharon, Israel, January 17, 2020. TIPA’s co-founder, Daphna Nissenbaum, discusses innovation and alternatives to plastic at the World Economic Forum 2020. TIPA’s CEO and co-founder, Daphna Nissenbaum, is set to discuss innovation in response to worldwide plastic pollution at the World Economic Forum in Davos next week.

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People do want to recycle their Christmas waste – but the government just makes it so hard

Flexible plastic film – more than any other plastic – presents an environmental problem and needs to be recognised as such in Westminster. Because it often has food waste stuck to it, placing it in a recycling stream is impossible. The only long-term answer is to replace this film with compostable materials.

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Quantum Leap: As the problem of plastic waste worsens, environment-friendly packaging technologies will gain traction.

“I think that in 10 years from now, only the plastic that adapts to the changing market will survive. Eventually, plastic will be used in very limited segments where it could be re-used,” says Daphna Nissenbaum, cofounder and chief executive of TIPA. Read more at Economic Times India.

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66% of Brits prefer their turkeys wrapped in compostable packaging

Two-thirds (66%) of Brits said they would prefer their turkey to be wrapped in compostable packaging with only 4% saying they would not want it wrapped in compostable packaging. This comes as 83% are unsure of what plastic can be recycled according to the Populus poll of 2,078 UK adults commissioned by compostable packaging producer TIPA. Says Daphna Nissenbaum, CEO and co-founder, “consumers are looking for fully circular packaging solutions, brands are answering consumer demand, and what’s needed now is for sustainable solutions to be encouraged and supported.”

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