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Global Press Release: World Refill Day
Global movement unites to tackle plastic pollution, urging governments and brands to put reuse at the heart of recovery plans.
Press Release: World Refill Day
World Refill Day: 81% of Brits want refillable products to be top government priority for ending plastic crisis – new poll.
Turning the tide on 2020
Here’s a rundown of just some of the things we made happen last year. And it’s all thanks to our supporters, partners, friends and community.
New beginnings for City to sea and CEO
After two successful, rewarding and challenging years, CEO Rebecca Burgess is stepping down, handing back to City to Sea founder Natalie Fée.
Reducing single-use plastic in wales
Responding to the ‘Reducing single-use plastic in Wales’ public consultation, City to Sea are urging the Welsh Government to go further.
Plastic straws, stirrers and cotton buds ban
Plastic straws, cotton buds, and drink stirrers ban “just a drop in a very plastic polluted ocean” say environmental campaigners.
The Refill campaign expands
British public encouraged to say goodbye to pointless packaging and the award-winning Refill campaign expands. Drink, shop and eat without the plastic.
Rash’R partnership
An innovative new partnership between eco-swimwear company Rash’R and City to Sea. Rash’r have launched a new reusable mask to stop PPE plastic pollution.
Iceland’s honest plastics announcement
City to Sea respond to Iceland and their honest plastics announcement: “We need a model shift to reusables to tackle supermarkets plastic crisis”