Foodstuffs proud to be foundation partner for new caps and lids recycling
The Packaging Forum’s newly launched Caps and Lids Recycling Scheme enables Kiwis to recycle their caps and lids at 16 PAK’nSAVE, New World and Four Square stores.
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The new normal: packaging and distribution strategies for the FMCG industry
Sustainability is key for meeting consumer expectations in the FMCG market and is led by customer demand.
BusinessNZ Network achieves net carbon zero
“We are proud to be making this step on our sustainability journey and we invite all New Zealand businesses to join us on the journey,” says BusinessNZ Chief Executive Kirk Hope.
Sparks of change for Woolworths’ grocery delivery
Woolworths New Zealand is set to transition 100 percent of its home delivery trucks to be electric powered by 2030.
Foodstuffs appoints new Carbon Manager
The strategic appointment of Amy Chau underscores Foodstuffs’ commitment to being HereforNZ by addressing environmental challenges in the grocery industry.
Call for better packaging options
During Recycling Week (16th – 22nd October) ecostore is challenging Kiwi businesses to make mindful packaging decisions and take responsibility for the waste they are creating.
100 public EV chargers to be added to NZ network
Many of the new EV chargers are planned to be up and running on key holiday routes by Christmas this year.
Winning the green premium
New research shows some primary sector producers are generating much greater returns thanks to a commitment to sustainability.
Frucor’s sustainability leap: 100% recycled plastic 600ml bottles
Made from high-quality recycled PET, the new format will be first introduced across Pepsi Max, 7UP and Mountain Dew 600ml bottles.
Auckland’s greenest supermarket opens its doors
Filled with environmentally-conscious and future-focussed features, Countdown Waiata Shores is set to be Tamaki Makaurau’s first ever Green Star accredited supermarket.
Nestlé NZ moves to 100% renewable electricity
The announcement brings the company one step closer to reducing its net emissions by 50% by 2030, and achieving net zero by 2050.
Soft Plastic Recycling returns to Paeroa
Paeroa residents will now be able to recycle their soft plastics at their local Countdown.