This is how we source, putting people and planet first
Q&A with James Pitcher (Group Head of Sustainability) and Paul Stoker (Global Sourcing Director) on responsible sourcing
What is PFOA and why is it banned in Europe?
PFAS, PFOA… terms like these are mentioned a lot in relation to the safety of food packaging, but what do they actually mean? And what do they mean for human health?
What is the packaging tax in the Netherlands and do I have to pay it?
The Dutch government has a range of measures intended to help improve recycling and reduce packaging waste. One of these is the packaging waste management contribution. So what exactly does this levy entail and when do you have to pay it?
The Single-Use Plastics Directive and your foodservice business
Your practical guide to the EU’s Single-Use Plastics Directive. Learn what food packaging and cutlery are banned, what’s restricted, and what alternatives are available that comply with the continued roll-out of the Directive.
What is greenwashing and why is it bad news for sustainability?
Companies often make claims that can boost their appeal to sustainability-conscious customers. But when these claims are incorrect, it has consequences – for consumers, for businesses and for the planet.
Food waste: Why it’s bad for the environment and how packaging can help
Food waste is a big and growing problem that accelerates climate change. The right choice of packaging can help in the fight against food waste – without causing more problems than it solves.
Responsible sourcing
We source our products in an ethical and responsible manner, but what exactly does that mean and entail? Read our commitments to responsibly sourcing your food packaging and tableware.
What is the circular economy, and what does it mean for businesses?
Circular models could be the key to a more sustainable future and to greater business success. Find out who’s already doing it, and how any business can start moving in a circular direction.
How David Attenborough shows us that change is crucial
Why David Attenborough’s most recent documentary is his most striking, grim and ambitious and why we can’t ignore the message he is sending.
Why we don't use the term "biodegradable"
Many brands claim their products are ‘biodegradable’ – but what does that really mean? Here’s why it may not be the one-size fits-all solution we are told it is, and the information we share instead.
