Wales is forging a different path on deposit return arrangements for glass. Will the measures in Wales enable and indeed drive refill schemes?

Stuff4Life has achieved a major technical breakthrough that could transform the recyclability of hi-vis workwear. New research proves that retro-reflective glass beads from hi-vis safety strips can be successfully recovered and reused in brand new garments.

We review the new Global Circularity Protocol - version 1 is published, how does it stack up?

In his latest article for Circular Online, Stuff4Life founder John Twitchen argues that EPR measures for packaging are the polar opposite of just ‘another inflationary measure’ - instead offering excellent consumer value for money, emissions reduction and prevention opportunities.

Our social enterprise Stuff4Life Second Time has again supported British Cycling to reduce carbon emissions by debranding teamwear, keeping it in play for longer. The project will further reduce carbon emissions and create social impact value.

Late-autumn newsletter is LIVE! Pirates, bananas, hydrogen and new horizons, find out what we’ve been up to…

The Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) extends sustainability requirements to cover almost all physical goods sold in Europe, and reshapes how products entering the EU market must be designed, made and circulated - find out more here.

New report from FCC Environment shows how ‘bikes are a vehicle of opportunity’ and how reuse and repair is hugely valuable to the UK economy, society and environment