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Yesterday, Thursday September 29th 2022, marked the third International Food Waste and Food Loss Awareness Day.  The concepts of Food Waste and Food Loss are essential and have become increasingly important: food loss and food waste, which take place throughout the supply chain from production and at the point of consumption and post-consumption, respectively, cause great environmental and economic damage, not to mention the ethical issues concerning this phenomenon.

On September 7, 2022, the Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry into Illegal Activities Related to the Waste Cycle and Related Environmental Offences ECOMAFIE published its final report on the illegal plastic bag-shopper market.

From Monday 5 September, you can register your waste reduction action and take part in the 14th European Week for Waste Reduction (EWWR), coordinated by

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The first national conference on the deposit return system (DRS) for disposable packaging for beverages was held on 7 June, animated by the associations and organizations of the campaign “A Buon Rendere – Molto più di un Vuoto”, promoted by the Associazione Comuni Virtuosi.

The national award ceremony for the European Week for Waste Reduction (EWWR) 2021 was held on Wednesday the 30th of March 2022 at the Auditorium of the Ministry of Ecological Transition.

For the European Week for Waste Reduction (EWWR) we are pleased to announce the update of the reduce and reuse roints map and the list of websites and Apps on the website Beataladifferenziata.it.

The so-called "reduce and reuse points" are shops, non-profit associations, artisan workshops, bars, and more, where it is possible to purchase products without packaging, have objects and artifacts repaired, sell or donate what is no longer used.

The thirteenth edition of the European Week for Waste Reduction (EWWR) will take place from Noveber 20 to the 28th: this year the chosen theme is "Circular Communities".

The EWWR initiative stems from the LIFE + program to raise awareness of stakeholders, consumers, local authorities and institutions on the methods and policies outlined by the European Union aimed at reducing waste production.

On Tuesday the 19th of October there has been the presentation of the 2021 edition of the EWWK, the European Week for Waste Reduction, by AICA, the International Association for Environmental Commmunication.

The European Union, in an attempt to make our economy more sustainable and green, has adopted a new action plan to facilitate and speed up the transition to a circular economy, which is one of the main elements of the European Green Deal.