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Single-use plastics: outdoor industry call to arms

10/02/2025
Single-use plastics: outdoor industry call to arms

The European Outdoor Group (EOG) has announced details of the next phase of the Single Use Plastics Project (SUPP), publishing guidance for retailers on how to integrate poly bag removal into their operations.  This coincides with the launch of a new short film and website to showcase the key achievements and tangible outcomes from SUPP,...

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