Organisation helping businesses and individuals reduce waste, develop sustainable products and use resources in an efficient way. The focus is on packaging, ...
Link: wrap.org.uk
WRAP has worked in collaboration with UNEP and the FAO to produce a food waste prevention guidance document. It is aimed at governments, local authorities, businesses and other organisations and is to be shared on a global scale. The first of its kind tool provides clear and comprehen...
The £800,000 Innovation in Waste Prevention Fund is open to applications from two or more parties working together, and will support local level creative ideas for preventing waste2 of priority materials3 . The fund aims to boost voluntary opportunities and provides the potential to c...
Taking Action on Waste information sheets WRAP has produced a series of information sheets to support businesses in the Hospitality and Food Service sector in taking action on... The True Cost of Waste in Hospitality and Food Service This report is a quantification of the true cost of...
The ground-breaking report into UK food waste by WRAP, also reveals that since 2007 we have cut avoidable household food waste by an impressive 21%, which saved cash strapped consumers almost £13 billion***. Yet we still throw away a staggering 4.2 million tonnes (Mt) of household foo...
Phase 2 results • Supply chain product and packaging waste target - Traditional grocery product and packaging waste in the grocery supply chain was reduced by 7.4%, exceeding the 5% target. Supply chain waste decreased by 217,000 tonnes per year in 2012 relative to the baseline year. ...
Courtauld Commitment 2 (Phase 2) was a continuation of the original Courtauld Commitment (Phase 1 ), and ran from 2010 to December 2012. This voluntary agreement moved away from solely weight-based targets and aimed to reduce the carbon impact of grocery packaging, and cut supply chai...
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WRAP understand that the main barriers to developing anaerobic digestion (AD) on farms are: Access to finance. Availability of reference sites for technologies and case studies. Demonstration of the benefits of AD. The potential high cost of technology. To address these barriers and e...
