Are cosmetic brands prepared for the plastic tax?
Will Blockchain technology come of age in 2020?
Verdict Magazine explores whether 2020 could be the year when Blockchain technology provides real, tangible benefits for business.
Forget the Cola Wars, here comes the Coffee Clash
Just-Drinks looks at whether we might witness another clash of the drinks titans in 2020
The cost of cutting carbon emissions
Ship Technology Global looks at how much tackling climate change could cost the shipping industry.
The deal with Lyme disease
How has so much debate developed, what treatments are on offer, and does anyone really know what’s going on? Pharma Technology Focus investigates.
Phasing out single-use plastics in hotels
How big is the single-use problem in hotels, and how can hotels maintain a luxury aesthetic with sustainable items? The New Hotelier investigates.
French tourism and Covid-19
Airport Industry Review investigates how Covid-19 outbreak is jeopardising tourism in the most visited country in the world.
Airport retail trends in 2020
Experts reveal to Airport Industry Review what they believe could be the biggest airport retail trends in 2020
Reversing memory loss in Alzheimer’s patients
Medical Technology Focus looks at a new device that could be a step towards reversing memory loss in Alzheimer’s patients.
Iceland’s resolve on packaging
UK grocer Iceland is setting a standard for retailers on sustainable packaging efforts. Inside Packaging investigates.
Treading the line between health and indulgence
Craft beer’s sustainability conundrum
Inside Drinks speaks to the senior VP of the professional brewing division at the Brewers Association about craft beer’s sustainability credentials
Converting historic buildings into hotels
DBR Hotels investigates what it takes to breathe new life into protected structures.
Gaming meets military simulation training
Global Defence Technology caught up with the founders of Slitherine to find out how gaming tech is making its way into military training
Using marketing to help the environment
Can companies use marketing to make consumers subconsciously make greener choices? Inside Packaging investigates.
