sustainability Archives - Convenience & Impulse Retailing

KitKat now wrapped in 90 per cent recycled plastic

KitKat has increased its use of recycled plastic in the wrappers of select products to 90 per cent, the highest of any major Australian food brand.

Nestlé has ranked first in coffee sustainability in the new 2023 Coffee Brew Index published in the Coffee Barometer report.

The Arnott’s Group has released its third annual Sustainability Report, demonstrating progress against targets amidst rising external pressures.

Coles has awarded eight grants of up to $500,000 to small and medium sized businesses to help drive sustainability and innovation.

Aldi has announced the phase out of its reusable plastic bag and the introduction of a 100 per cent kerbside recyclable paper bag alternative.

Nestlé will be the first food and beverage company to pilot new cutting-edge satellite technology to monitor reforestation projects.

Fifty-eight per cent of Australians value sustainability more than they did two years ago, according to research from market analysts, NielsenIQ.

Bega has announced that its impulse milk beverage range will be made from 100 per cent recycled packaging (excluding cap and label).

Tackling sustainability along complex supply chains that cross borders and navigate a multitude of priorities is no small task.

Australian executives have acknowledged climate change as one of the top three issues they are currently facing, revealed a new report.

Consumers are looking for brands that provide value but also ensure personal wellbeing and planetary health.

Greener, Australia’s number one cleantech startup, has raised $4 million to establish a greener economy and reduce carbon emissions.

The role and responsibilities of retailers in society is increasing in importance when it comes to sustainability.