Arxius de Rezerolab

2024 / Current events, Health and environment, Menstruació, Zero Waste

Analysis of single-use menstrual products from the Spanish market detect 19 substances associated with plastic that can compromise the health of women and future generations

Barcelona, November 28, 2024 – A project carried out by Rezero with the collaboration of the Institute of Environmental Diagnostics and Water Studies (IDAEA-CSIC), has revealed the presence of substances that can compromise health human in disposable menstrual products. This pioneering research, carried out for the first time in Spain, analyzed ten samples of pads […]

2023 / Normativa, Responsabilitat Ampliada del Productor

Balls out of the industry before the new rates

La indústria davant les noves taxes: amenaça d'increment de preus

New regulations extend the extended responsibility of producers and introduce fees to incentivize waste prevention. The response of certain industrial sectors demonstrates a lack of will to innovate to transform the production and distribution model. Little by little, the laws have begun to involve the business sectors in paying the costs of managing the municipal […]

2021 / Current events, Deposit and Return System, Plastics, Reuse, Zero Waste

Ecoembes pretende que su sistema Reciclos se pague con dinero público

na iniciativa legislativa en la Comunitat Valenciana propone que Ecoembes, junto con las marcas de alimentación y los grandes supermercados, siga trasladando su responsabilidad legal como productores a las personas contribuyentes.

2020 / Current events, Normativa, Plastics, Reuse, Zero Waste

Independent analysis reveals reusable packaging up to 85% more climate-friendly than single-use

7th of December 2020 Zero Waste Europe, the University of Utrecht and Reloop we released a report highlighting that reusable packaging – such as bottles, crates, jars and others – produce far fewer carbon emissions than their single-use counterparts. The findings of the report include: 💥 Reusable glass bottles produce 85% fewer carbon emissions than […]

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