Have a look at REUSE.IQTM, a free, publicly searchable database cataloguing more than 800 reuse and circular-economy businesses operating around the world. Available now at reuse.iq.reusefoundation.org, REUSE.IQ is the most comprehensive open dataset of its kind, tracking reuse operators, consumer goods innovators, and circular business models working to prevent plastic from ever becoming waste. Organisations that believe they should be listed, or that wish to correct an exis

Our new report, Beyond the Bin: What the Evidence Tells Us About Plastic Recycling, and What Comes Next, synthesizes findings from 18 reports spanning academic research, intergovernmental data, environmental investigations and industry analysis. It concludes that the gap between what is collected for recycling and what is actually recycled is substantial, shows no sign of closing, and reflects structural limitations in the system rather than a lack of effort by households. Re

REUSE Foundation has secured funding from the National Lottery Community Fund to launch a new pilot bringing refill and reuse directly into local communities. The Community Hub Reuse and Refill Pilot will run across four established community hubs in Newham, East London, helping local households reduce single-use plastic while lowering the cost of everyday essentials. REUSE Foundation is working with Newham Food Alliance, which supports 41 food banks and clubs across East Lon

Upcoming report based on insights from the first ever survey of reuse practitioners Reuse is widely recognised as the best solution,...

In recent years, large retailers have been experimenting with reuse models. For stores, there are two main reuse options: instore refill,...

One of the most problematic forms of plastic pollution is the disposable plastic sachet. They’re used widely across Asia and in India...