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1601, 2017

INCPEN Announces New CEO Appointment

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16 January 2017 INCPEN - the Industry Council for research on Packaging & the Environment - has appointed Paul Vanston as its CEO to succeed Jane Bickerstaffe, whose retirement was announced last year. Jane will formally retire on19th May and in the meantime Paul will serve as CEO-designate to [...]

1510, 2015

Waste Management

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Introduction Managing waste is necessary to ensure that it does not pose a risk to health or the environment. In the past we mostly buried our waste in the ground but today the aim is to reduce the amount we send to landfill and to recover value from as [...]

1307, 2015

Litter Breeds Litter

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One National Anti-Litter Plan Support our call on Government to take a lead on one national anti-litter plan. Litter is getting worse so it’s time for Government to take a strategic lead and make sure we all work together. There are lots of excellent anti-litter initiatives and short-term campaigns [...]

1001, 2015

Marine Litter

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Just like litter on land, marine litter is a complex, multidimensional problem that needs to be solved by preventing deliberate littering and cleaning-up accidental littering. It needs to apply a number of measures including education and changing attitudes and behaviour, enforcing regulations, cleaning and better management of processes and [...]

911, 2014

The Good, The Bad and the Spudly

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The Good, The Bad and The Spudly is a new consumer facing microsite by INCPEN. We’re working to help people understand that contrary to popular belief, packaging helps to prevent waste and is a positive net benefit to the environment. View our Microsite now!

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