EcoChoice EcoPlay – Free Sustainability Education Sessions
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Ready to support what follows the REDcycle Soft Plastics Scenario
In the wake of recent news regarding REDcycle, Naturpac is redoubling its efforts in guiding Australian Fresh Produce packaging needs and consumers towards sustainable, environmental packaging options.
Simple Ways to Compost in the Home
Composting is a fabulous way of reducing food waste and can be a fun activity for the kids. Our gold standard compostable packaging can be composted in any at home or in garden compost solutions.
100% Recycled R-PET – Naturpac Bronze
100% Recycled R-PET guarantees sustainability at every level. A perfect win-win for everyone!
Why is Environmental Education so Important to Children
It’s more important than ever to teach children about the environment and sustainability – not only in school but also at home.
Why Recycling is not Enough to Solve our Plastic Issue
Taking our plastic to the recycling bin makes us feel like we are taking care of our planet. But only 9% of the global plastic is actually recycled.
The Importance of Environmental Packaging and its Uses Around the World
We need packaging. But we also need sustainable packaging. All around the world, consumers are becoming worried about the impact that packaging causes on the environment.
Bacardi’s Foray into Sustainable Packaging Has Some Challenges
Bacardi plans to have PHA-based liquor bottles on store shelves by 2023, despite the material’s higher cost compared with conventional plastics and the reluctance of industrial composting facilities to accept the biopolymer.
National climate awards finalists announced
THE CITIES POWER PARTNERSHIP has today announced the finalists for its third annual national climate awards, recognising the work of local governments on the climate frontlines.
Emergence of food gardens prompts call for developers to turn vacant properties into urban farms
Recent growing fears of food shortages and empty supermarket shelves have spurred the emergence of fruit and vegetable gardens on residential properties, and independent ‘urban farms’ for local communities at apartment blocks and on suburban land pockets.
