EPISODE · Nov 29, 2019 · 10 MIN
023: #BreakFreeFromPlastic through Corporate Accountability with Shilpi Chhotray
from The Mercast | Plastic Free Mermaid talks Change Making · host Kate Nelson
Have you ever thought about what materials your ketchup sachet was made of? Or even thought of what this type of packaging may do to your health? In today's episode, we are joined by Shilpi Chhotray from the UNWRAPPED Conference. She shares with us the huge problem that comes from sachet packaging and how it is being used by various companies for multiple products. Join us as we discuss this problem and the possible actions we can take to counter and modify Corporate Accountability and make sure it is translated Globally in order to reduce the use of single-use plastics and make a positive impact. In this Episode, We Discuss: Reducing the use of single-use plastic packaging Corporate accountability and The Global Waste Trade A Summary of what Shilpi learned at the UNWRAPPED Conference Get to know Shilpi Chhotray: Shilpi Chhotray is a senior Communications Officer for the Break Free From Plastic global movement. #Breakfreefromplastic is a global movement envisioning a future free from plastic pollution, by demanding a massive reduction in single-use plastics and to push for lasting solutions to the plastic pollution crisis. Linkedin Know more about the break free from plastic movement: #Breakfreefromplastic Break Free From Plastic Website Break Free From Plastic Newsletters --- Did you enjoy today's episode? Thanks for listening! Be sure to subscribe on your favorite podcast app to get notified immediately when a new episode comes out! If you enjoyed the Mercast, please click here to leave a review and share this episode with a friend! I hope you spend some time in nature today! I'll catch you next time. Subscribe to The Mercast ++ Apple Podcasts ++ Spotify ++ Castbox
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