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Billy to ‘revolutionise’ packaged water

Billy, a new “cheeky” Australian spring water brand, has made its debut. Born from the “pristine” springs of Mt Buninyong, Victoria, Billy offers pure, 100% natural spring water that’s “as refreshing as it’s...

Too Good To Go tackles food waste in Melbourne

The world’s largest online marketplace for surplus food, Too Good To Go, has launched in Melbourne. The Danish-born certified B-Corp aims to help households and businesses halve Australia’s annual food waste by...

SA businesses get mooving on reducing plastic waste

The South Australian government has provided $100,000 to help expand innovative milk keg initiative that is reducing the need for plastic milk containers in cafes and restaurants. The Fleurieu Milk Company’s reusable milk...

BioPak launches Environmental Impact Label

In an Australian and industry first, B Corp and global sustainable packaging enterprise BioPak has launched its new Environmental Impact Label designed to increase transparency, accountability and BioPak’s commitment to combating industry...

UK: Morrisons extends food waste initiative to convenience stores

UK retailer Morrisons is extending its partnership with Too Good To Go to around 930 convenience stores to help combat food waste while providing value to customers. By listing Morrisons Daily convenience stores...

Mars empowers Indian farmers with Fresh Futures

Mars has launched the Fresh Futures program in Australia to support India’s mint growing communities to become more sustainable. According to the manufacturer, Fresh Futures aims to advance plant science and invest in mint...

Climate reporting to involve both retailers and suppliers

Mandatory climate reporting, which is anticipated to be phased in across Australia commencing 1 January 2025, will pose particular challenges for retail businesses. Although it initially only hits big business, suppliers to these...

How Aussies are shopping sustainably

Sustainability remains an important consumer value in Australia, finds a new report. According to the Monash Business School’s Australian Consumer and Retail Studies Unit report, close to 50% of the Australian shoppers surveyed...
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