Learn about green graphic design, how to use it for eco-friendly printing and packaging, and how it contributes to your overall sustainability goals.
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Meet the people who received their wheelchairs in 2024, plus learn how to recycle bread tags, bottle tops, and coffee cup lids for charity.
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Learn how IKEA is ending plastic waste and how we can adapt its sustainability approach in SA, with examples of businesses that are already doing it.
IKEA Goes Green: What Can SA Businesses Learn? Read More »
Learn how to implement more eco-friendly packaging with value-chain partnerships, consumer education, and more. Understand the barriers and benefits.
Why Switch to Eco-Friendly Packaging? Business Benefits Read More »
eWASA achieved a 31% recycling rate for polystyrene in 2023–exceeding government targets. Learn how we did it, and what it means for recycling in SA.
Promising Polystyrene Recycling Data for 2023 Read More »
Types of e-waste include ICT tools, appliances, batteries, heaters, speakers, and medical equipment. Here’s what each type is made of and how to recycle it.
8 Types of eWaste and How to Recycle Them Read More »
Types of batteries include alkaline, zinc-carbon, lithium, silver-oxide, etc. Learn what batteries are made of and how battery recycling works.
5 Types of Batteries and How to Recycle Them Read More »
Learn the differences between primary, secondary, and tertiary packaging, what the most common packaging materials are, and how to recycle them in SA.
Types of Packaging and How to Recycle Them Read More »
Learn what the seven plastic codes mean and how to tell the difference with examples, plus which types are recyclable in South Africa.
7 Different Plastic Types With Examples, Recycling Solutions Read More »
Going green – here’s how to stick to an eco-friendly resolution this year, plus three ways to lead a more sustainable life in 2024.
New Year’s Resolutions for 2024 Fab or Fail? Read More »
