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Sustainable Schools, Sustainable Future: Lunch Trays Go Metal! ?? A local school district is ditching plastic foam lunch trays in favor of reusable metal alternatives. ?? This shift not only reduces waste but also teaches young students valuable lessons about sustainability. Starting environmentally conscious habits early on is crucial for shaping responsible consumer behavior. By witnessing the switch to reusable trays, these students will become more mindful of waste reduction and responsible resource management. ?? For schools that haven't yet made the switch, you may not have to. Our innovative environmental technology can transform these plastic foam trays into valuable sustainable circular feedstocks. So while we applaud the switch to replace,?innovations are opening the door to circular reuse as well. Check out this interesting article on the The Washington Post for more details: https://lnkd.in/eYVAP8nQ #sustainability #circulareconomy #chemicalrecycling #schoolsustainability?

Better quality of life through better packaging, for more peoole...

Eco-friendly Packaging is an Ethical Choice With the effects of climate change and pollution worsening each year, it’s never been more important for businesses to use sustainable, environmentally-friendly methods, materials, and processes. At RDR we specialize in packaging constructed from chipboard and corrugated cardboard, both of which are paper products. As a result of this, we’re often asked about our approach towards environmental issues, and how we handle paper materials and produce paper products in an eco-friendly manner. Here, company owner and president Ian Ray explains the RDR approach to staying eco-friendlY. Are RDR’s packaging materials recyclable? All packaging products manufactured by RDR Packaging are recyclable, which means they can be recycled to create new paper products. We create chipboard and corrugated packaging products that can be... Continue reading here:https://bit.ly/2OuJTHQ If the sneak peeks of this article has you wanting more email RDR Packaging at?[email protected]?or just PM me here to chat.?

We have collected six initiatives driven by our clients to make the education sector more eco-friendly. ?? Minimise single-use plastic and coffee cups by promoting reusable alternatives like 'keep cups' and refillable water bottles. ?? Reduce paper waste with double-sided printing and repurpose waste paper for notes. ??? Join litter-picking campaigns to keep your school grounds clean and inspire student participation. ??♂???♀? Encourage walking, cycling or carpooling with a school vehicle carpool scheme to reduce carbon emissions from travel. ?? Foster a culture of recycling with comprehensive programs and fun competitions during breaks. ?? Implement energy-saving measures like LED lighting and efficient boilers for a greener, more sustainable school environment. #sustainabledevelopment #education #sustainability #esg #sustainablebusiness #makeyourMark

Eco-friendly Packaging is an Ethical Choice With the effects of climate change and pollution worsening each year, it’s never been more important for businesses to use sustainable, environmentally-friendly methods, materials, and processes. At RDR we specialize in packaging constructed from chipboard and corrugated cardboard, both of which are paper products. As a result of this, we’re often asked about our approach towards environmental issues, and how we handle paper materials and produce paper products in an eco-friendly manner. Here, company owner and president Ian Ray explains the RDR approach to staying eco-friendlY. Are RDR’s packaging materials recyclable? All packaging products manufactured by RDR Packaging are recyclable, which means they can be recycled to create new paper products. We create chipboard and corrugated packaging products that can be... Continue reading here:https://bit.ly/2OuJTHQ If the sneak peeks of this article has you wanting more email RDR Packaging at?[email protected]?or just PM me here to chat.?

?????????? ?????????? ?????????? ?????? ?? ?????????????? ???????? ????????????????. ???? Reducing plastic usage is a conscious decision practiced by our Changemakers and imbibed by our beloved students. Our students exercise this responsibility by bringing steel water bottles to school, eat in steel plates and use paper bags/cloth bags while carrying items to school. ??????? Similarly, Changemakers bring lunchboxes made of steel and glass, and all our teachers encourage students to reuse plastic materials to decorate the school. ?? ?????? ?????????????? ?????????????? ?? ??????????????-???????? ?????????? ???????????? ???????? ?????????? ?????????? ??????????, ???????????? ?????? ?????? ?????? ?????????????????????? ????????????. Today, reduce one plastic item at home and join us in creating a ripple effect for a sustainable future. ?????????? ?????????? ???????????? ????????????. ?????? #onechildatatime #transforminglives #lotuspetalfoundation #changinglives #plasticfree #saynotoplastic #reduce #reuse #refuse #saveenvironment #planetearth

?? Sustainable by Design: Discover deSter's Wet Molded Fiber Solutions ?? At deSter, we believe that great design goes hand in hand with sustainability. That’s why we’re proud to offer our wet-molded fiber products – an innovative and eco-friendly solution for today’s packaging and tableware needs. ? ? Why Wet Molded Fiber? Our products are made from bagasse, a byproduct of sugarcane production, combined with water to create durable, biodegradable, and compostable items. By turning agricultural waste into high-quality solutions, we’re closing the loop and reducing reliance on traditional materials like plastic, foam, or polystyrene. ?? Eco-Friendly: Fully compostable and made from renewable resources. ?? Strong and Versatile: Perfect for everything from bowls and plates to food trays. ?? Circular Economy: Designed to minimize waste and support sustainable practices. ?? A Better Future: Lower carbon footprint due to local sourcing Our wet-molded fiber range is the ideal solution for businesses looking to make a positive impact on the environment without compromising on quality. Together, we can take another step toward a greener, more sustainable future. ? Learn more about wet-molded fiber and products manufactured in our Thai factory here https://lnkd.in/dnf583-g

What Happens to Packaging in the Afterlife? ?? Ever wonder where packaging goes after you’re done with it? According to the DCCEEW, in Australia (2021-2022), “44% of packaging POM was disposed to landfill.” I think that’s more than spooky - It’s horrifying! We can do better! To reduce environmental impact, we need to design packaging that can be recovered, reprocessed and reused safely. It all starts with design that focuses on reduce, reuse, renew and recycle. Want to design smarter packaging for a less spooky future? Get in touch for a packaging review, and let’s uncover how you can avoid landfill afterlife! #SustainablePackaging #SustainableAustralia #PackagingDesign

?? Hands-On Plastic Recycling Education with Kunststoffschmiede ?? Kunststoffschmiede, together with The Constitute, has crafted an engaging way to rethink plastic waste with interactive, hands-on workshops. These sessions don’t just teach recycling—they spark creativity and empower people to turn discarded plastic into something new and practical. Participants get a full experience of the recycling process: sorting, shredding, melting, and molding. It’s a simple, purposeful approach that shifts how we view everyday materials, showing the potential in what might be labeled as “waste.” These workshops bring recycling to life, making it accessible and enjoyable for everyone, from students to community members. Matoha are always looking for new opportunities to expand these educational experiences, bringing practical recycling knowledge to more schools, community spaces, and events. ?? Watch the video to see their process in action, or check out their website to learn more about how they’re making plastic recycling straightforward, creative, and community-driven. #PlasticEducation #PlasticAwareness #PlasticRecycling Jakob Adolphi Antje Burckhardt