Resources

The purpose of this guide is to raise awareness and understanding of print processes in common use and how they work.

Working at all stages from farm to fork to improve efficiency and productivity, minimise waste, protect natural assets and reduce global warming.​

Tracking the UK's progress towards achieving the Courtauld 2030 food waste target and UN Sustainable Development Goal 12.3.

Off the starting blocks

Through Textiles 2030, the whole system comes together. Our shared mission is to catalyse the fashion and textile industry’s transformation from linear to circular - drawing on the energy, experience, and innovation of all corners of the sector to drive this change forward.

Transforming the food system is critical in the fight against climate change. We need to act now.

Through The UK Plastics Pact we are redesigning the plastics system, working across the entire plastics value chain to reduce its climate impact, by stopping plastic waste, and the harmful emissions of new plastic production, keeping the material in the economy and out of the environment.

We are over halfway to The UK Plastics Pact targets and our 2021-22 annual report gives an honest appraisal of progress and challenges. 

Reaffirming the critical role that the food system has to play in reducing GHG emissions both in the UK and overseas.

WRAP’s work on textiles is focussed on improving the sustainability of products, and particularly on reducing the environmental impact of the full life cycle of products, from cradle to grave.

Share your views on the proposed refresh of the Food Waste Reduction Roadmap.

This webinar introduces the new Love Food Hate Waste Toolkit, launched at the LARAC conference, and runs through the assets available to use, how and when to get the best out of them and provides an insight into the research behind their development.

The webinar is also a reminder of the dates for Food Waste Action Week 2023 and gives a few early pointers into the planning for the week of action – get it in your calendar and start planning your local events now.

With energy bills rising, help your residents save money by reducing food waste whilst having a positive impact on the environment.

Reducing household food waste through changes to the retail environment.

The potential impact of increasing online resale of products 

The Benefits of Reuse project was originally created in 2011 by WRAP to estimate economic, environmental and social indicators for re-use, for the first time. 

Our latest report conducted on behalf of eBay explores the potential role of reuse in helping people across the UK in the current cost-of-living crisis, and considers the potential environmental and economic benefits to households of buying second hand items through online exchange.