Plastic makers promote advanced recycling, but the reality reveals technical, financial, and environmental limitations.

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In this interview, Cosmetics Business Stand Side speaks with Lucas Meyer Cosmetics, exhibiting at in-cosmetics Global 2025.

In this interview, Cosmetics Business Stand Side speaks with Innospec, exhibiting at in-cosmetics Global 2025. For more ...

India's Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the UK will reduce tariffs on various products including cosmetics, soft drinks, and ...

The British Plastics Federation (BPF) is urging businesses to inform the UK's Environment Agency about any deceptive claims ...

Greenwashing in the food industry misleads consumers and undermines real sustainability efforts. A ScienceDirect study ...

These pallets are lightweight, cost-effective, and offer excellent hygiene standards, making them suitable for a variety of ...

A popular cosmetic treatment has left one Aussie mum “traumatised” after it caused extreme pain in her face and eyes and burning skin, resulting in multiple trips to emergency and a serious infection.

Cosmetic injectables are big business in Australia with patients willing to hand over large sums of money, out of pocket, to ...

A new report reveals how the plastics industry has long promoted “advanced recycling” despite knowing it’s neither ...

Plastic bag bans have been popping up across the country for the past decade, but a lawmaker in one state is looking at walking back the law enacted three years ago.