Singapore's First Guide For Rating F&B Retailers On Their Efforts To Reduce Plastic Disposables Zero Waste SG has launched the BYO...

#2 Singaporean response to a plastic bag charge #2 Singaporean response to a plastic bag charge: "Wah lau eh, everything also Pay and...

#1 Singaporean response to a plastic bag charge #1 Singaporean response to a plastic bag charge: "Die lah! No more free bags to bag my...

Recommendation Paper on the Implementation of a Plastic Bag Charge in Singapore In June 2016, we published our Position Paper on the...

A two-year on-site food waste recycling trial at Ang Mo Kio Blk 628 Market and Tiong Bahru Market was launched by the National Environmen...

Food Waste Habits of Households in Singapore The 2015 Electrolux Food Waste At Home Survey revealed the food waste habits of households...

How Much Food Do You Waste In Singapore? The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) celebrates World Food Day each...

This post is contributed by Kimmy Paulino from Eco-Savvy Rebel. It’s been more than 20 years since email was brought out to the world....

- 90% of consumers are concerned about the food waste generated by F&B companies - 95% of consumers want F&B companies to do more to redu...

Zero Waste SG is Singapore's Latest Environmental NGO Zero Waste SG is a new not-for-profit and non-governmental organisation dedicated...

Since Apr 1999, Singapore's incineration ash generated from the burning of waste at our incineration plants, and non-incinerable waste ha...

NTUC FairPrice is taking the first steps to measure and reduce food waste in its supermarkets. So far, FairPrice is the only supermarket ...

Zero Waste Singapore - A Call to Action We started the Zero Waste Singapore website 6 years ago and now plan to turn it into a non-profit...

Here's a look at the waste statistics in Singapore over 12 years from 2003 to 2014. It includes figures on Waste Disposed, Waste Recycled...

The National Environment Agency has published the latest 2014 waste statistics and recycling rate for Singapore. Here's an infographic wh...

3 things you can do today on food waste Singapore generated almost 800 million kg of food waste in 2013, and only 13% of it was recycled....

It is time for Singapore to reduce plastic disposables We think it's time for MEWR and NEA to look seriously into policies and...

Our current linear production and consumption model of "take, make and dispose" is not sustainable. We no longer can afford to use more l...

By Maxine Chen Li San The textile industry is one of Singapore’s pioneering industries. Our tailors who made clothing from scratch als...

The Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources (MEWR) recently released the Household Recycling Study, which was conducted from Aug ...