Tata Steel has achieved the prestigious Jharkhand State Pollution Control Board (JSPCB) award for the commendable work done in the field of environment protection and improvement.
A consortium of 15 partners from the coatings and joinery industries and research institutes has received EU funding of €2.7m towards a new coating standards project.
China's imposed limits on the exports of its rare earth elements are against global trade rules, the World Trade Organization (WTO) ruled yesterday, providing a victory for Europe and the US who had argued that the practice was unfair.
A new report has urged government to do more to encourage remanufacturing
The Food and Drink Federation’s annual waste survey has revealed substantial reductions in the amount of food and packaging waste being sent to land fill by manufacturers in its sector.
Carpet tile manufacturer Interface has hit a 90% sustainability milestone at its Dutch manufacturing facility on its quest for zero environmental impact by 2020.
Leeds based Siemens Mechanical Drives has achieved zero landfill of all its non-hazardous waste within the last month, making it the second UK manufacturing site within Siemens Industry to do so.
In the wake of the release of results for phase two of the Courtauld Agreement to reduce food waste in the UK, Will Stirling asks what food manufacturers are doing to contribute. He discovers 2013 has been a landmark year for the reduction of waste in the food supply chain.
British Gas is piloting 28 Nissan e-NV200 vans throughout the winter to determine the future viability of 100% electric vehicle technology as part of its 13,000 home service vans fleet.
BMW has announced a new partnership with Good Energy in the UK, allowing the German automotive to forge ahead with its strategy for sustainable electric mobility and responsible charging on its i-series cars.
