Goodman Fielder has launched Better Together, its ambitious new sustainability strategy to embed sustainability across the company’s business, culture, brands and products.

Do you want to take your Sustainable Business Practices to the next level? If you answered yes, then the Australian Institute of Packaging has you covered with its webinar to be held on 2 June.

The PIDA Outside of the Box Design of the Year category has been established for miscellaneous packs and materials that are not included in any other category.

A discussion on the importance of the ANZPAC Plastics Pact in creating a circular economy for plastics was held by a panel of experts who explored the necessary steps to achieve the Pact’s ambitious goals.

Quadpack’s sustainability performance has rated highly in APCO's 2021 Annual Report, which assesses members’ sustainability through indicators such as leadership, packaging outcomes and operations.

The Martogg Group, along with Sustainable Sally, hosted AIP members on a virtual tour of its LCM division in Melbourne, to showcase its capabilities and learn of its push for a circular economy for plastics.

Coles has kicked off its second annual Sustainability Week to embed its new Sustainability Strategy built around the pillars of ‘Together to Zero’ and ‘Better Together’.

Australia Post customers can now recycle their soft plastics at one of 12 post offices in NSW, with the organisation trialling an in-store recycling service with REDcycle.

The first event in the 4R Research Hub’s conference series has come and gone, focusing on sustainable packaging, and highlighting how Australia has been moving forward in this space.

Australian start-up, Great Wrap, has developed a certified home compostable plastic wrap alternative using food waste instead of oil-based derivatives, and has now set up shop in its new solar-powered facility in Melbourne.

The WPO and WDO will be hosting a two-week virtual World Design Challenge on Sustainable Packaging from 24 May to 4 June.

The ATSE report highlights the huge potential for technology to positively disrupt the waste and resource recovery sector in Australia, and support the transition toward a circular economy.

The ARL program continues to go from strength-to-strength, recently passing the 500th member mark and welcoming a range of iconic household brands into the mix.

A gamified QR code app is set to pull a company’s carbon offsets out of its sustainability report and onto retail shelves says the developer, supply chain digitalisation specialist Fresh Supply Company (FSC).

Melbourne-based MOD Appliances has reduced the plastic packaging associated with its cold press juicers by 95 per cent in less than 12 months.

A new awards program, The Circle Awards, will celebrate and unite the businesses, organisations, projects and people shaping the circular economy in Australia and New Zealand.