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Sustainability is one of the most critical topics in business today and is driving sourcing, buying, manufacturing, marketing, retailing, and consumer behaviours. Global conferences such as COP26 dominate dialogue in Governments and consumer thinking, demanding ambitious targets. New legislation supports these targets to leverage positive change.

Compliance with brand restricted chemical requirements is crucial to material manufacturing and product supply. In addition, brands and retailers are concerned about the upstream chemical inputs into materials and how they impact people and the environment.

Compliance with legislation and brand restricted chemical requirements is essential for material manufacturing and product supply. In addition, brands and retailers are concerned about chemical inputs into materials and how they impact people and the environment.

Increased consumers’ environmental sensitivity, enthusiasm about Clean Beauty, reduction in single use-plastics and circular economy commitment, among other factors, have led many brands to take up the sustainable refill process.

The volume of global waste continues to increase. Every year, 2.1 billion tonnes of waste are disposed to landfill. The impact is significant, with potentially toxic compounds from degrading materials leaching into the land, rivers, and oceans.

The ability to trace products and materials back to their source is essential for business credibility. It has been a requirement in the food industry for many years, and today legislation is being introduced or proposed for many other sectors.

The ability to trace products and materials back to their source is essential for business credibility. It has been a requirement in the food industry for many years, and today legislation is being introduced or proposed for many other sectors.