...of enjoying water at home without the waste. Together we can make a real difference. 1.https://www.minderoo.org/plastic-waste-makers-index/ 2. Figure based on the 10.1514% of Australian household who mainly drink bottled water...
Brand rules Brand Rules Use of Plastic Free July® name, resources, badges and other branding The Plastic Free Foundation is committed to its vision of a world without plastic waste. We...
...on the Website to share the Plastic Free July challenge including posters, badges, social media assets and other branding. These brand materials can be used only to share the Plastic...
...water. And according to Food & Water Watch, 64 percent of bottled water is merely filtered municipal tap water. Not only that, bottled water may contain up to twice as...
Corporate Partnerships and Sponsorships Partnering with the Plastic Free Foundation not only helps to create a world free of plastic waste but helps your business build brand strength and reputation...
...localised and global media networks. Plastic Free July experienced significant brand awareness on social media with TikTok emerging as an influential platform. 1,300 pieces of media coverage globally (in English...
...action does more than reduce tons of waste, it helps create a healthier planet and healthier people. After 12 months of the COVID-19 pandemic disrupting the traditional workplace, company’s face...
...listing the ingredient ‘fragrance’, which often use phthalates as a solvent or stabiliser using stainless steel or ceramic coffee cups. Children and young people Young children have additional exposure through oral...
...This can be avoiding bottled soft drinks and bottled water; refusing pre-packaged produce; choosing reusable coffee cups; and sharing the Plastic Free July challenge with family and friends. Whatever the...
It all begin with one individual speaking up Robert is the Business Support Manager at The University of Western Australia’s (UWA) Oceans Institute. He initially heard about Plastic Free July...