Organisations can now apply for up to $20,000 to raise awareness about recycling beverage containers away from home.

BioPak has launched a campaign which rewards consumers for drinking from its carbon neutral cups.

A new version of Tetra Pak's plant-based package will be used by a US company named Just Water.

Taylors has undertaken a packaging and labelling refresh of its range of carbon-neutral wine.

The City of Sydney has asked the NSW Government for the chance to reward consumers who hand in their empty beverage containers.

Sustainable resins specialist Cardia Bioplastics has seen a steep rise in demand for its packaging and bag products.

Waste campaigners in the UK are praising Starbucks' latest decision to offer a discount to customers who bring their own cup to the cafe.

Camping gear company Kathmandu has adapted its product design to print or embroider label information directly onto its products.

Packaging company Tetra Pak has released what it claims to be the first fully renewable 'gable-top' package in the US.

Tetra Pak has announced plans to deliver more than 100 million units of its package made entirely from plant-based materials in 2016.

The AIP will host an event explaining the purpose behind the Australian Recycling Label and PREP.

The PEFC has released a new video to promote the values and benefits of responsibly-sourced forest products.

The Body Shop wants to turn harmful greenhouse gases into containers and bottle lids for its range of body butters.

French brand Veuve Clicquot is now using its own grape skins to make its champagne cartons.

A lightweight PET milk bottle has won recognition in the World Beverage Innovation Awards in Nuremberg.

Towns across NSW have been recognised for their environmental efforts in the new Keep NSW Beautiful Blue Star Sustainability Awards.