Welcome to a new chapter for Zero Waste Scotland. Our new Corporate Plan is a collective call to #RewireTheEconomy to circularity. Our CEO @IainGulland who took to @AdamSmithHouse in Edinburgh to set out our ambitions for the future. 📽️:

This insight from @Scotgov shows just how green innovation can also support job growth. We supported CRL_UK back in 2020, the business forecasting to have over 25kt of CO2e savings once fully operational over a 10 year period.

Office day tomorrow? This is your reminder to pack your reusable cup ☕

Think you've got green fingers? Then growing your own fruit, veg or even herbs is a great new sustainable habit you could bring in to 2025. Whether it's in a garden, allotment or on your windowsill, there's lots of ways you can grow your own and reduce food waste.

How can we tip the balance from linear to a circular economy? The latest episode of The Circular Economy Show Podcast, run by Ellen MacArthur Foundation (@circulareconomy) discusses this and more. Listen to the episode today:

There's only one thing we want to address this Burns Night - and that's food waste! Make the most of that leftover haggis with our guide to burns night:

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our Net Zero Strategy. It’s our commitment to reducing carbon emissions through demand reduction and decarbonisation, minimising our environmental footprint and achieving #NetZero. Read more:

If there's one simple swap you can make in 2025 - it's ditching the disposables 🥤 We use on average 70 disposable cups per person, per year in Scotland - make the switch to reusables and make your count 0.

Packing your bag for work tomorrow? There's one thing you might be forgetting 🥤☕ Your official Sunday reminder to pack your cup and #DitchTheDisposables

Do you know Scots use 71 single-use cups per person annually—one of the highest rates in the EU. From coffee to cold drinks, disposable cups harm our environment. Do your part by #DitchingTheDisposables

New year, same wardrobe? 👚 If you're wanting to be more sustainable in 2025, one of the best things you can do is shop your wardrobe. Fashion is all about creativity, so instead of buying new, why not try styling an older piece in a new way?

To achieve the goals laid out in our Corporate Plan, we have laid out Zero Waste Scotland's four key focuses: 🟣 Help people care 🟠 Make circularity easier 🟢 Do more where it matters most 🔴 Improve infrastructure Read our full corporate plan:

🎁Regift it - Put it away for next year and regift! (We won't tell 🤐) 4/4

Challenge yourself to a green resolution in 2025 💪 Doing a 'no buy challenge' and only spending on the essentials for a week, month or even the year if you're feeling ambitious is a great way to challenge your habits and save a bit of money in the process.

Got some fairy lights that didn't survive the season? You can take any broken lights and other electrical decorations to your local household waste and recycling centre. Find out more about what to do with your leftover decorations:

Sparkle season may be over, but you can save your sequins for next year ✨ By storing your festive clothes and reusing them again, you can do your bit to reduce waste, and be prepped for your Christmas 2025 nights out!

Get your trees sorted this Christmas. Wrap your artificial trees for next year and remember only Christmas trees with their root ball intact can be planted in your garden to grow again next year, make sure to check!

If your wrapping paper scrunches, it can be recycled! Use the scrunch test to check as not all wrapping paper can be recycled. For more info visit: