Central government has announced the 10 winners of the first round of the Innovation in Waste Prevention fund.

Veolia has developed a new technology that can process the contaminated paper element of residual waste into pulp material for new products.

Richard Hands, Chief Executive of the Alliance for Beverage Cartons and the Environment (ACE) UK, outlines why renewable materials should be an equally-important part of the circular economy debate.

The waste electrical and electronic equipment distributor take back scheme is calling on local authorities to apply to its £700,000 fund to further reuse and recycling.

Government must work to ‘lift the regulatory burden’ on remanufacturing if its ‘enormous economic, social and environmental potential’ is to be realised.

Nestlé and Unilever are amongst a number of companies working with the resource industry in a new project to ‘create a circular economy for flexible packaging’.

Stakeholders in reuse and collaborative consumption attended the SHARE:Summit on Friday to discuss how to accelerate the sharing economy.

WRAP Northern Ireland conference tackles the ‘urgent need’ for greater collaboration within Northern Ireland’s waste agenda.

The UK government should do more to support a ‘sharing economy’ and boost collaborative consumption, says new BIS-commissioned report.

The second round of the Innovation in Waste Prevention Fund (England) has opened today.