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AUSHR HOLDINGS
OOSH’s Project Carbon Lock launches Singapore’s first free end-to-end upcycling solution for food service businesses
OOSH is redefining the global upcycling movement via Project Carbon Lock, an end-to-end initiative that is the first in Singapore to successfully collect, clean, and convert food packaging waste.
Milieu Insight
Convenience vs environment: Southeast Asia’s single-use plastic bottled water consumption persists
Across Southeast Asia, the persistent prevalence of single-use plastic bottled water is evident, with 21 per cent in …
SIG, a leading packaging solutions provider for a more sustainable world, has announced another industry first for responsible …
The Incubation Network
Plastic Waste to Value Southeast Asia challenge announces five innovators
The Incubation Network, in partnership with the Global Plastic Action Partnership, UpLink by the World Economic Forum, and …
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Supreme Committee for Delivery and Legacy
SC enters new partnership to combat plastic pollution
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2 六月 2021
International Union for Conservation of Nature
Thailand and Vietnam businesses define gaps and opportunities to address plastic pollution – using a new tool
18 十一月 2020
Fairtrade
More dough for cocoa farmers
19 八月 2020
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3 六月 2020
6 五月 2020
3 五月 2020
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