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Are you passionate about waste prevention? Do you find yourself discussing the finer points of composting or food waste prevention when you are with friends? Then becoming a Waste Prevention Advisor Volunteer (WPA) is for you.
Jonathan Lea has been appointed Chief Finance Officer (CFO) of WRAP (Waste & Resources Action Programme), it was announced today.
Restricting some types of rubbish from landfill could deliver significant benefits to the UK – saving as much as £8.25 billion and 189 million tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions by 2024.
Contractors who manage large numbers of Site Waste Management Plans (SWMPs) now have an easy way to collate, report and benchmark data following the launch today (2 March) of WRAP’s new Site Waste Management Plan Tracker.
From 1 April, WRAP will provide all advice and support funded by Defra on resource efficiency in England.
The eagerly awaited targets that form the second phase of the Courtauld Commitment [1] are being announced today (4 March).
The eagerly awaited targets that form the second phase of the Courtauld Commitment [1] are being announced today (4 March).
Scottish soft drinks company AG Barr is joining a UK-wide scheme to reduce household food waste and cut product and packaging waste in the grocery supply chain.
Wales will host a number of pioneering trials designed by WRAP (Waste & Resources Action Programme) to investigate the commercial potential for using BSI PAS 100 compost and anaerobic digestate in new landscape and brownfield regeneration projects.
New research led by WRAP (Waste & Resources Action Programme) is set to calculate the amount of waste in the UK retail supply chain for pre-prepared food for the first time – and identify how this can be reduced in order for businesses to make cost and environmental savings.
WRAP’s (Waste & Resources Action Programme) third international markets conference that took place in London yesterday gave the clearest steer possible that quality matters to the whole recycling industry supply chain, and alongside it, could stem market opportunities for UK businesses.
