Not everyone agrees. Zero Waste Europe, for one, applauds the waste cuts while slamming the weak ambition. As such, the Brussels-based NGO called the EU—and its member states—out on dodging ...

According to Zero Waste Europe and the Bio-based Industries Consortium, 74% of the food waste in the EU, UK and Norway was discarded in 2022, rather than being repurposed for items such as compost.

A report has revealed that EU budget allocations are “insufficient” to help Central and Eastern Europe catch up with ...

Zero Waste Europe analysis finds current budget allocations insufficient for central and eastern European countries, despite ...

Tucked away in East London's Hackney Wick lies a restaurant that's redefining sustainability: Silo, the world's first zero-waste restaurant ... While you're exploring Europe's eco-conscious ...

Valmatic has revealed its PAPERDOSE Multicolor solution for single-dose packaging said to ensure zero waste, reduce CO2 ...

Zero Waste Europe described the EU budget as being “more progressive". European Parliament and the European Council (EC) have both concluded an “early second reading” of the agreement. The EC is now ...

But campaign group Zero Waste Europe said the agreement lacked teeth, arguing that the 10 per cent target for food manufacturing and processing should have been much higher, and fell well short of ...

But the new Parliament in the end accepted member countries' weaker targets. Zero Waste Europe, an NGO, blamed this on "the political shift to the right" in Parliament following the election last June ...

a policy officer at the Brussels-based NGO Zero Waste Europe. The group also criticised the lack of waste reduction measures at the production level, noting that EU statistics suggest some 11% ...

Europe can continue to keep net zero policies as its central pillar, amounting to ruinous virtue-signalling while the rest of the world passes it by, alone and undefended. Or the UK can end this ...