MetalMatters, the industry-funded recycling campaign, will reach over half a million UK households in 2015, it says.

The Sustainable Clothing Action Plan has seen UK brands cut water impacts by 12.5 per cent per tonne of clothing since 2013, though waste arisings have not fallen, WRAP announced today.

The UK’s food system will face increasing challenges over the next decade if we don’t embrace a ‘business unusual’ approach to the way we manufacture, sell and consume food, a new Waste & Resources Action Programme (WRAP) report suggests.

Natural Resources Wales has served an enforcement notice on the owners of bales of waste being stored at Swansea Docks, after months of complaints over their smell.

A new infographic detailing the possibilities for recycling used electrical items seeks to encourage consumers to stop dumping old products.

More ‘wonky’ fruit and vegetables will be sold in Asda stores after the retailer announced this week that its ‘Beautiful on the Inside’ range is to be extended.

Morrisons has become the latest supermarket to implement a scheme redistributing unsold food from stores to local community organisations.

Celebrity chef Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall is investigating food waste in the UK for Hugh’s War on Waste, a BBC documentary series that began last night.

The Environment Agency (EA) has encouraged those holding bonfire nights this week to remember, remember that many types of waste are illegal to burn.

Recycling of aluminum reached an all-time high in Quarter 3 of 2014/15, according to new figures from the Environment Agency.