Plastic solutions for Tuesday, 6 October 2026
Today’s headlines about what is working against plastic pollution: new laws, recycling and reuse technology, cleanups and funding. Links go to the original publishers.
- Conservatives pledge to scrap packaging EPR if returned to government
- Duo Packaging's graphene film boosts recycled plastic content by a third
- Workshop Tackles Packaging Innovation for Nutritional Markets
- Interview: LyondellBasell on Circular Polymers, Advanced Recycling, and the Future of Sustainable Plastics
- Judge Rules on Oregon Packaging EPR Suit
- Goodbye plastic: incoming packaging and recycling regulations (Q4 2026)
- Tartu seminar puts reusable food packaging into everyday practice
- SC Johnson CEO: Recycling needs policy fix
- Alternicq strengthens its innovative packaging strategy; partners with UK-based Pulpex to bring advanced pulp-based bottle technology to India
- Aussie beaches to double overseas plastic pollution by 2050 without action now: The Ocean Cleanup modelling
- Ecodelicious Pulp Sees Rising Global Demand for PFAS-Free Bagasse Tableware as Packaging Rules Take Effect
- Plastic Pollution Costs Morocco $1.2 Billion a Year, Greenpeace Report Finds
- Resolving shortcomings in collecting and recycling used paper cartons
- A Moment with the Mayor: Recycling Just Got Easier
- 134 kg banned plastic recovered in Ladakh, Rs 76,500 collected in fines