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Big Give Christmas Challenge

Big Give Christmas Challenge

We’re thrilled launch our first ever Big Give Christmas Challenge appeal, raising money to power the award-winning Refill campaign

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Legal proceedings launched against the Environment Agency 

Legal proceedings launched against the Environment Agency 

Legal proceedings launched against the Environment AgencyCity to Sea’s Policy Manager, Steve Hynd, alongside environmentalists George Monbiot and Georgia Elliot-Smith have launched legal proceedings against the Environment Agency over microplastics in sewage sludge...

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SINGLE-USE PLASTIC BAN FINALLY COMES INTO FORCE

SINGLE-USE PLASTIC BAN FINALLY COMES INTO FORCE

Single-use plastic ban FINALLY comes into forceWith a ban on some of the most polluting single-use plastics due to come in on the 1st October, City to Sea’s Policy Manager looks at how we reached this ban and what it will mean going forward. The final straw Way back...

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The Future of Prefill

The Future of Prefill

New report released by City to Sea and Re reveals that the prefilled returnable packaging could be the answer to brands’ & retailers’ prayers.

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It’s time to Choose Loose

It’s time to Choose Loose

We’ve teamed up with Everyday Plastic, to call for UK supermarkets to remove plastic from fruit & veg so that shoppers can Choose Loose.

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