Ahead of the European Week for Waste Reduction (EWWR) (Nov. 19th-27th, 2022), the webinar "Cittadini e amministrati pubbliche: promotori insieme della cultura circolare" will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 25th, 2022 at 4 p.m., live on Facebook and Youtube channels.

The European Commission is at work on the new Regulation to replace the 2006 Directive. This regulation will present many new features, but some aspects will be a challenge for those in the industry.

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In the framework of the Ninth Environment for Europe Ministerial Conference, organized by the UNECE, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe and held Oct.

An international funding mechanism to treat and collect e-waste sustainably in countries with fewer opportunities.

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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.

The 30th edition of the Puliamo il Mondo initiative is starting, which is the Italian edition of the international event called Clean Up the World coordinated by Legambiente.

Last 15 June, the Ministry of Ecological Transition, in agreement with the Ministries of the Economy, Economic Development and Health, issued the decree of 15 June 2022, which came into force on 03 August 2022.

As defined by the European food and safety authority-an institutional body aimed at protecting the food health of European citizens-microplastics are particles of plastic material less than 5 millimeters in diameter. 
Based on their origin, microplastics can be divided into primary and secondary. 
Primary microplastics: 

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