Hosted by CleanHub · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 18 episodes
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The interview podcast with and for circular economy practitioners, waste managers, material scientists. This is about the lessons learned from driving a more circular future.
CleanHub hosts Life in Plastic, a business show with 18 episodes published.
What if the word "audit" is the problem?After 25+ years in supply chain due diligence, social auditor Ajay Datt has worked with some of the world's biggest fashion brands: Gap Inc., Tommy Hilfiger, Fruit of the Loom. And
Show notesSustainability vs. Quality: A Masterclass in CPG Strategy with Mike FataIn this episode, we sit down with legendary health food entrepreneur Mike Fata to explore the evolving landscape of sustainability, wellness, and co
Show notesThe Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) is a groundbreaking, first-of-its-kind regulation in the European Union that is set to fundamentally change the packaging industry globally. In this episode, we sit dow
Show notesTackling Plastic Pollution at a Global Scale | Clemence Schmid on GPAPIn this episode, we dive into the Global Plastic Action Partnership (GPAP), the world’s largest initiative tackling plastic pollution, currently cover
Show notesEvery brand spent the last decade claiming they were saving the planet. Consumers stopped believing them. Long story short: Consumer trust in sustainability messaging is at an all-time low. After a decade of brands posit
Show notesin this episode, host Joel Tasche sits down with packaging technologist Dan Coppins to unpack the reality behind “sustainable packaging” in the cosmetics industry, and why it’s far more complex than most founders expect.
Show notesSustainable Packaging Explained: EPR, Consumer Behavior & The Future of Packaging What does truly sustainable packaging look like, and why is it so complicated? In this episode, we sit down with Caroline Deloach, Directo
Show notesI’ve always believed that no brand would package their goods in plastic if there was a sustainable alternative at the same price point. But as Dr. Dagny Tucker (Co-founder of Perpetual) explains in this episode, moving t
Show notesEveryone that cared about plastic pollution started this decade full of hope. It was labeled as the Decade Of Action. YAAAAY LET'S GOOO! And now, half-way through? What did we achieve? Enough, nothing, maybe a little bit
Show notesDisclaimer: The conversation was originally recorded in German. We dubbed it with AI to make it accessible to non-German speakers. And since we're discussing legal topics, please be extra careful. If you have any doubts
Show notesFighting Plastic Pollution at a Global Scale | Clemence Schmidt on GPAP In this episode, we dive into the Global Plastic Action Partnership (GPAP), the world’s largest initiative tackling plastic pollution, currently cov
Show notesShould your brand become a B Corp? Or is it just expensive “greenwashing”? It’s B Corp Month, and in this episode, we break down one of the most misunderstood certifications in business. I’m joined by Armelle, who leads
Show notesBurning plastic sounds wrong. But what if the real problem isn’t plastic — it’s the fact that half the world isn’t connected to waste collection at all? In this episode, Axel Pieters — former executive at GeoCycle, one o
Show notesEpisode Summary From German punk dropout to Indonesia's most influential plastic pollution educator, Benedict Wermter has lived multiple lives before turning 40. In this conversation, Benedict shares his journey from ant
Show notesGreen Claims & Greenwashing: Warum „Klimaneutral“ und „Nachhaltig“ ab September verboten sind (mit Christina Kufer)Ab September ändert sich alles für nachhaltige Marken. Die EU macht ernst im Kampf gegen Greenwashing. Be
Show notesGet ready to sail the high seas of policy and pollution! This episode features the amazing Dr. Hannah Dijkstra, a plastic solution researcher, consultant, and communication whiz who has seen the plastic problem from the
Show notesWhat can the waste industry learn from decades of social compliance in global supply chains? Join Joel Tasche and Kate A. Larsen as they explore the journey of improving labor standards, ethical sourcing, and worker dign
Show notesIn dieser Folge sprechen wir über eines der kontroversesten Themen der Circular-Economy-Debatte: chemisches Recycling. Zwischen großen Zukunftsversprechen, harten Realitäten und hitzigen Diskussionen in sozialen Netzwerk
Show notesIn this episode, John Chweya, Kenya’s leading waste picker representative, explains how the informal recycling system really works. From child waste picking to leading an association of 36,000 workers, he breaks down the
Show notesSummary In this conversation, Colm Jordan from Indorama Ventures discusses the company's role in PET recycling and the broader implications of plastic waste management. He highlights the importance of circular economy pr
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