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Podcast – Are supermarkets selling us short over plastic packaging for loose produce?

The leading UK supermarkets have made limited progress in reducing plastic packaging for fresh fruit and vegetables, despite signing up to the UK Plastics Pact’s voluntary commitment to sell at least 30 per cent of uncut fresh produce loose by 2025. But the new EIA report UK Supermarket Sale of Loose Unpackaged Produce – Trends, […]

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World Ozone Day 2026 – a chance to celebrate the impact of the Kigali Amendment

On 16 September 1987, the world came together in Montreal to protect the planet and its inhabitants from ozone-depleting chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs). The agreement, the Montreal Protocol, went on to become the world’s most successful environmental treaty ever and is now marked each year by the International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer, and […]

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UK supermarkets fail to cut soft plastic and make loose produce the norm

UK supermarkets have made limited progress in reducing plastic packaging for fresh fruit and vegetables, despite much of it being unnecessary and a significant proportion being made from hard-to-recycle soft plastic. And a new EIA report out today, UK Supermarket Sale of Loose Unpackaged Produce – Trends, barriers and opportunities, reveals that transparency around loose […]

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Will the Government of Iceland finally pull the plug on the country’s renegade whaling?

EIA wholeheartedly welcomes the announcement from the Government of Iceland that it intends to comprehensively revise its current Whaling Act – which could include a permanent ban on whaling. The International Whaling Commission’s global commercial whaling moratorium has been in place for four decades this year and it remains one of the most effective international […]

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Climate, ozone and nitrous oxide – how the Montreal Protocol can offer a path forward

The UN Environment Programme has confirmed a deeply concerning truth for the entire planet in its new Limiting Overshoot report – going beyond the 1.5°C temperature goal established by the Paris Agreement is now “unavoidable”. In the face of the escalating climate crisis, driven by our burning of fossil fuels and emissions of super pollutant […]