How big is denim's environmental footprint, and what is being done?
Find out how you can refresh your wardrobe, without breaking the bank, or the planet.
Textile waste is at an all time high. It's time for our shopping habits to change
Our very talented Senior Account Manager Rebecca wrote an article for the Sustainable Restaurant Association
Tom began his career as Paper Round's first employee, now he's back with a wealth of experience in the newly created Commercial Director role.
WRAP release toolkit for hospitality businesses to help them tackle food waste.
Vanessa Gomez, Paper Round Sustainability Manager, takes a look at how recycling helps us breathe better air
60 years ago, we humans turned the plastic tap on and left it running. Enter David Attenborough!
21 June marks clean air day
Planet-saving fashion warriors, Vin and Omi had single-use plastic saved just in the nick of time by Paper Round during London Fashion Week Men's.
This week Paper Round celebrates 1000 tutoring sessions donated to The Children’s Literacy Charity.
2019 sees the roll out of the ULEZ – this stands for not just low, but ultra-low emission zone
Air pollution is one of the most significant challenges facing UK cities. Today we launch our latest in a series of campaigns, lifting the fog on air quality.
Our very own Sarah Pearl recently got back from a sabbatical travelling around India. While there, she didn’t switch off the recycling bit of her brain which is hardwired into all Paper Round employees, taking in all there was to be seen about the Indian world of waste. Here she shares some of her thoughts and experiences with us.
Over Easter, our Senior Marketing Executive took a trip to Antigua and discovered an artist specialising in turning waste into stunning works of art. Here she shares her experience with us.
For nearly 50 years we have celebrated Earth Day around the world, with more than 50,000 partners in 196 countries. Its core mission is to diversify, education and activate the environmental movement. This year, Earth Day falls on Sunday 22 April, with a focus on ending plastic pollution.
Over the last two months our #ThrowawayCultureUnwrapped campaign has unravelled the stories underlying our obsession with disposable products.
Mr Dave Hayler retired from Recorra Brighton this week with 24 years of service to his name.
