Posts tagged Plastics For Change
Why Beach Cleanups are a Critical Intervention in Systemic Plastic Leakage (and What Brands Can Do About It)

According to the OECD's Global Plastics Outlook, the systemic gap remains staggering: while global production continues to climb, only 9% of plastic waste is successfully recycled. Furthermore, research from Systemiq’s 'Breaking the Plastic Wave' framework suggests that roughly 11 million metric tons of macroplastics continue to leak into marine ecosystems annually, a figure projected to nearly triple by 2040 without radical intervention

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Why INC‑5.2 in Geneva Matters and Why Leaders Should Care?

Despite four INC sessions between 2022 and 2024, plastic pollution has continued to rise. INC‑5 in Busan closed without agreement on the final text. Now, delegates meet again from August 5–14, 2025 in Geneva, following regional consultations on August 4.


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How The Body Shop, a Beauty Brand That Cares for Its People as Much as Its Products Can Spark Real Change

It’s easy to talk about sustainability in terms of goals and metrics and numbers. But what really moves the needle is when people decide to act with intention — when a brand decides that their legacy won’t just be measured by the number of stores they open, but by the lives they touch along the way. These 19 electric tricycles are now out there on the streets, helping 19 families build more secure futures, helping 19 individuals take a little pride in their work, and showing their communities that dignity doesn’t have to be earned in silence. It can be celebrated.

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How Garnier’s long-term partnership with Plastics For Change is creating real change on the ground

This World Environment Day, Garnier decided to go beyond token sustainability posts and do something real. We organised a massive beach cleanup drive across coastal India. This one brought together students, volunteers, influencers, everyday folks, and even celebrities.

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The Impact of PPWR: What It Means for Packaging and Supply Chains

Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) is a complete overhaul of the way brands design, source, and manage packaging materials. Replacing the outdated Packaging Directive, PPWR enforces stricter, standardized rules across all EU member states. With just 18 months to comply, the time for action is now.

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