Corporate Accountability

Corporations play a big role in the plastics pollution crisis. Break Free From plastic members and allies have long been calling out and holding corporations accountable. Browse through various campaigns related to this work.

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Extended Producer Responsibility

Extended producer responsibility (EPR) policies seek to improve the environmental and social performance of products by holding producers and brand owners accountable for the entire lifecycle of their products. The global plastics treaty must embed well-designed EPR policies in it, guiding producers to prioritize upstream solutions.

Under wraps? What Europe’s supermarkets aren’t telling us about plastic

European supermarkets are very important actors when it comes to plastic: with a €2.4 trillion turnover, this sector has the resources to act, and public opinion polls consistently show that citizens firmly believe that retailers have a responsibility to address plastic pollution. This first-ever analysis of the role that European supermarkets play in addressing the […]

EXPOSED: Amazon’s enormous and rapidly growing plastic pollution problem

Oceana estimates that up to 23.5 million pounds of Amazon’s plastic packaging waste entered and polluted the world’s waterways and oceans in 2020, the equivalent of dumping a delivery van payload of plastic into the oceans every 67 minutes. The report exposes Amazon’s empty recycling promises. The rapidly growing plastic pollution crisis needs to be […]

India Brand Audit Report

by Kashtakari Panchayat, India | November 2021

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Brand Audit Social Media Toolkit 2021

JOIN US in holding the world’s top corporate plastic polluters accountable! For the past three years, the Break Free From Plastic movement has been taking “cleanups” to the next level by documenting the brands found on plastic waste collected. We have seen the same top plastic polluters every year. Let’s find out if anything has […]

BFFP Campaign Toolkit (Spanish)

Desde 2017, los miembros de #breakfreefromplastic y los agentes de cambio han organizado auditorías de marca para responsabilizar a los principales contaminadores de plásticos corporativos. Esta guía es para que todos los organizadores de auditorías de marca aprovechen sus auditorías de marca y tengan un impacto a largo plazo en sus comunidades. ¡Explora este recurso […]

BFFP Campaign Toolkit (French)

Depuis 2017, les membres du mouvement #breakfreefromplastic organisent des audits de marque pour responsabiliser les entreprises qui polluent le plus a travers le monde. Ce guide est destiné à tous les organisateurs d'audit de marque afin de tirer parti de leurs audits de marque et d'avoir un impact à plus long terme dans leurs communautés. […]

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Youth Ambassador from Brazil face off two biggest brand audit polluters

December 16, 2022 by Rafael Eudes

Brazil is one of the biggest countries in the world, and according to a study from Oceana, it is responsible for dumping at least 325,000 metric tons of plastic every year in the ocean.

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How Can the Chinese Retail E-Commerce Industry Undergo Green Transformation?

December 16, 2022 by Yiying Jiang

Report Release: Green E-Commerce Action Guide: Addressing the Environmental Impacts of Retail E-Commerce in China

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Corporate Accountability, Press Release

COP27 Sponsor The Coca-Cola Company named worst plastic polluter for five years in a row according to 2022 Brand Audit

November 15, 2022 by Comms Hub

Activists commemorate 5-year Trashiversary by organizing actions and return-to-sender activities in front of top polluter offices to call for a global plastics treaty

Corporate Accountability Press Release

Corporate Accountability, News

BFFP members respond to EMF's report on companies' failures to advance on their 2025 plastic-reduction targets

November 03, 2022 by

Today, the Ellen MacArthur Foundation released its fourth annual Global Commitment 2022 report, demonstrating that companies comprising 20% of the world’s producers of plastic packaging will miss their own 2025 targets for a circular economy.

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Corporate Accountability

Corporations play a big role in the plastics pollution crisis. Break Free From plastic members and allies have long been calling out and holding corporations accountable. Browse through various campaigns related to this work.

Campaigns

Unilever COP26

Missing the mark unveiling corporate false solutions to the plastic crisis

Microplastics found in Arau River water sample in Indonesia

Reports

Extended Producer Responsibility

Under wraps? What Europe’s supermarkets aren’t telling us about plastic

EXPOSED: Amazon’s enormous and rapidly growing plastic pollution problem

India Brand Audit Report

Toolkits

Brand Audit Social Media Toolkit 2021

BFFP Campaign Toolkit (Spanish)

BFFP Campaign Toolkit (French)

News

Youth Ambassador from Brazil face off two biggest brand audit polluters

How Can the Chinese Retail E-Commerce Industry Undergo Green Transformation?

COP27 Sponsor The Coca-Cola Company named worst plastic polluter for five years in a row according to 2022 Brand Audit

BFFP members respond to EMF's report on companies' failures to advance on their 2025 plastic-reduction targets

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