On World Food Day (16 October) we take a look at some of the tech companies making it easier for individuals and businesses to reduce their food waste.

A new ‘traffic light’ system for on-pack labelling could be the solution to reduce recycling confusion among consumers, according to waste management company SUEZ.

Building on the surge in public interest in recycling spearheaded by Blue Planet II, Recycle Week 2018 is focusing on ways to keep the momentum going.

Gerry Gillespie, Board Member of the Zero Waste International Trust, examines the steps Wales has taken to reach its current position in the recycling league tables – and how it might continue to drive recycling higher.

Free skips in every ward and free bulky waste collections are one of a number of options being considered by Walsall Council as incidents of fly-tipping in the local authority continue to rise.

With the news that 39 per cent of smokers still put cigarette butts down the drain, Keep Britain Tidy has launched #BinTheButt to reduce litter and prevent the poisoning of marine life.

A new report from the London Assembly Environment Committee shines a light on the damage caused by ‘unflushables’

North London Waste Authority encourages people to ‘Wise Up To Waste’ and switch to reusable bottles, as new research shows that two-thirds of people say that they now possess one.

The charity has issued new guidance designed to clarify the confusion around different types of plastic packaging and how they are used.

The seminar will focus on the next steps in Wales’ Towards Zero Waste strategy.