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Find out how the Grand Duchy could become a country without disposable packaging by 2025. Whether in restaurants, at home, in grocery stores...



DOSSIER / The second life of our packaging
Why recycling will not be enough
Recycling is widely seen as the ideal way to tackle the pollution of our packaging. In short, the idea is to put their production in a perfect loop, where materials are reused over and over again and no raw materials need to be extracted.
Interview with Esra Tat, Associate Director, Zero Waste Europe
A Europe without waste is the main objective for which the eponymous association Zero Waste Europe is working. Thanks to their lobbying and animation of a particularly active network, the concept is gaining ground.
Nothing new?
Did you know that 10% of the wood cut down, 20% of the aluminium extracted, 40% of the plastic created and 50% of the glass produced are mainly used to make single-use packaging? In a world of finite resources, the disposable economy based on the principle of produce-consume-throw-away is increasingly showing its limits.
The MUD, a Futuristic Museum in Luxembourg
Dive into the heart of the Musée du Déchet, an ephemeral and nomadic museum, to discover the future of our waste.