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Opportunities for Reusables in Retail Settings During the COVID-19 Pandemic in Canada
How to live a zero-waste lifestyle: Small steps toward a greener future
Green Packaging Market - Growth, Trends, COVID-19 Impact, and Forecasts (2021 - 2026)
The green packaging market registered a value of USD 266. 7 billion in 2020 and is expected to be 404. 96 billion in 2026 to register a CAGR of 7. 4% over the forecast period from 2021 to 2026. Read more
The 7 Biggest Packaging Design Trends For 2021
The Covid-19 pandemic has had a huge impact on packaging design and the packaging industry. And, your packaging is not just a selling tool that helps you build a strong brand identity for your business. Read more
R-eco: Is Zero Plastic Waste the Only Way Forward?
R-eco Packaging Solutions Inc. reaffirms its innovative approach as momentum in support of reusables builds in the wake of the pandemic. Read more
Four key trends that will shape the future of packaging to 2028
According to research by Smithers in The Future of Packaging: Long-Term Strategic Forecast to 2028, between 2018 and 2028 the global packaging market is set to expand by almost 3% per annum, reaching over $1.2 trillion. Read more
Big Supermarket Concerns of Zero-Waste Shopping
R-eco Launches Creative Packaging Solution
R-eco to start manufacturing and partnerships for Eco-friendly packaging in Canada. Read more
R-eco is moving toward zero plastic waste
R-eco Packaging Solutions Inc. encourages participation in the development and innovation of reusable and recyclable products through Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) Initiative. Read more
Retail Refill Business Opens in Edmonton
Two Edmonton entrepreneurs are hoping to reduce plastic consumption with a new zero-waste retail store. Read more
Reducing Waste in 2020
2020 is set to be a transitional year for many Canadian consumers and businesses as they adopt new measures to minimize plastic and other forms of waste that clog landfills. Read more
Single-use Plastics Bans Proposed
Vancouver city council has approved new by-laws targeting waste and litter from single-use items such as plastic shopping bags, disposable cups, utensils and plastic straws. Read more
Montreal Zero-Waste Challenge
Last year, more than 900,000 tonnes of waste was produced on the island of Montreal. Four years ago, only 40 per cent of waste was recycled. The goal is to increase that to 70 per cent by 2025. Read more
Retail Reducing Waste
The Nickel Refillery will be a place where you can shop for things such as shampoo, hand soap and window cleaner in bulk, but you will need to either bring, borrow or buy your own reusable container. Read more