Innovating Canada
CAMPAIGN: Circular Economy (2024)
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Sip Sustainably With the Canadian Beverage Association
The Canadian Beverage Association engages consumers, producers, and the government to make non-alcoholic beverages part of the forthcoming circular economy. Behind every cooling beverage Canadians will enjoy this summer is an organization championing sustainability in the beverage industry. Founded in 1942 to advocate for a competitive beverage industry, the Canadian Beverage Association (CBA) represents more...
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Loblaw and Club Coffee Lead the Way with Sustainable Coffee Packaging
Loblaw Companies Limited has brought innovative, sustainable packaging solutions to the coffee category thanks to collaborations with Club Coffee and top researchers. Canadians love their coffee,” says Solange Ackrill, Vice-President of Marketing, Commercialization, and ESG at Club Coffee (an ofi company). “It’s the number one most consumed beverage — more than tap water.” According to...
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Minister Lebouthillier Discusses Canada’s Vision for Ocean Sustainability
Mediaplanet interviewed the Honourable Diane Lebouthillier about Canada’s ocean protection initiatives, including significant conservation investments, tackling illegal fishing, and aiming for 30 per cent protection by 2030.
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Reuse Ottawa: A Canadian Case Study in Sustainable Packaging
Linear vs. Circular Economy The linear economy is a traditional model of production and consumption where resources are made into products, used, and then discarded as waste. The circular economy is a model of production and consumption that keeps materials at their highest value throughout their lifecycle, and recirculated into production cycles to avoid waste....
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Circular Business Models: The Future of Sustainable Fashion
Chloe Holland, Programme Manager for the Fashion Initiative at the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, urges brands to rethink their business models in order to make a circular economy for fashion a reality. Clothing is a thread in our lives which connects each and every one of us – whether it is the outfit we have ready...
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Demand For Sustainable Packaging Increasing
Extended Producer Responsibility will have an impact on sustainable packaging. Some companies are already creating innovative and reusable packaging to reduce waste. The demand for sustainable packaging in Alberta is increasing. There are several initiatives under way this year that will influence how product packaging is designed, manufactured, and managed. Organizations such as the Recycling...
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Empowering Youth to Combat Plastic Pollution
Mind Your Plastic’s CEAP is transforming students into environmental leaders through education and hands-on action to reduce plastic pollution. Plastic pollution is undeniably harmful to both human and environmental health. Engaging youth in the issue is crucial in creating sustainable change and innovative solutions for the plastic pollution crisis. Understanding CEAP’s Impact on Students Mind...
