Pizza Hut presents “the moving table”: pizza boxes that transform into a miniature table for moving day.

In the Netherlands, to curb abstentionism in elections, Ben&Jerry's swaps ice cream for voters' red pens.

 KFC Thailandia promotes reuse with its “KFC Bucket Ware” for Mother’s Day.

 In Venezuela, peeling labels off  Kraft mayonnaise jars reveals what they can be used for next.

McDonald's UK removes iconic smile from Happy Meal boxes to mark mental health awareness weeke.

  Through a partnership with Verallia, to reduce waste, Champagne Telmont (Rémy Cointreau) bottles will come in "193,000 unique shades of green," made from transitional glass.

For Barbie's 65th anniversary, Mattel partners with Stacy to continue inspiring girls to realize their full potential.

 Hinge Phonebook contains a phone-shaped book full of ideas for unplugging...from your phone.

 Small Wonder makes shower more sustainable with its powdered bath products.

The Cupffee edible cup allows you to enjoy your beverages while respecting the planet.

 To mark International Women's Day, Seville-based gin distillery Puerto de Indias, launches 'the breaking bottle' to tackle the gender pay gap.

Nogum packaging promotes the consumption of vitamins thanks to the transparency and clarity of its information.

U by Kotex offers a product with a completely renewed identity to meet the needs of Millennial generation all over the world.

Modibodi's "First Period Kit" aims to break taboos among teenagers and promote conversations about women's health.

  Dutch startup Dr Johnny Cashew  is remedying the problems of inefficiency and exploitation in the global cashew trade with fair, equitable and sustainable products.

To facilitate braille learning, LEGO offers, in partnership with Be My Eyes, special bricks configured to match the numbers, letters and symbols of the reading system for the blind.

Wild continues its collaboration with Morrama to add a refillable shower gel dispenser to its line that is resistant to the heat and humidity of the bathroom environment.

 Pangaia and Haeckels launch Rewild Body Block soap, scented to evoke the smell of burning rainforests, to raise awareness of biodiversity loss.

 Asahi's vending machines absorb and store CO2 for turning into fertilizer and concrete.

Cabinet launched a home drug delivery system, called Cabinet Rx, based on a customized glass bottle that can be refilled periodically with compostable refills.

  Dr Bronner's foam bath refill system reduces environmental impact and enhances the playful messages conveyed by the brand.

Australia's Thankyou has partnered with Marx Design to develop a line of sustainable personal care products, the sale of which helps help those most in need.

 Peak State Coffee introduces reusable aluminum packaging to better preserve coffee beans obtained from adaptogenic mushrooms and reduce the environmental impact of the product.

 Peace soymilk is rooted in deep Japanese culinary tradition to reevaluate local customs related to tofu production.

To combat maternal mortality among African American women in the U.S., Spora Health has developed a health monitoring kit for pregnant black people.

In Paraguay's capital city, to cope with the sweltering heat and constant power outages, the Brahama Beer Swap campaign offers to exchange hot beers for ice-cold Brahmitas.

 In partnership with True Price, Dutch supermarket chain Albert Hejin  is piloting higher prices to cover coffee’s hidden costs.

  Skittles teams up with LGBTQ+ artists to tell Pride’s story via candy packs.

  For Pride Month,  Tank Garage Winery celebrates the LGBTQ+ community with its limited-edition "Out of the Closet" red wine.

 To promote healthy habits in children and fight childhood obesity, Michelle Obama has launched a new brand called PLEZi.

  Notpla is collaborating with Britain's Bidfoof Catering Supplies to introduce a new line of algae-coated packs.

 In Brazil, Boticario is introducing a new symbol to help customers choose products that are respectful of water and aquatic ecosystems.

 In its Madrid hypermarkets, Carrefour turns unsold oranges and tomatoes into jam to help tackle food waste.

Tree-free paper company Reel partnered with Joan Knowles Ritchie (JKR) to teach children about sustainability through the story of a bamboo lemur.

  To help people in their search for products to cope with perimenopause and menopause, UK retailer Boots has launched the 'Menopause Friendly' symbol

As part of its Tickled Pink campaign, the UK supermarket Asda places special barcodes on receipts to raise awareness of the importance of self-examination to avoid breast cancer.

 Wasa presents CO2 Detox: the Swedish food brand provocatively invites people to reduce the climate footprint of their diet by 95 per cent by eating only dry “knäckebröd” and water.

 L'Oréal is launching in Brazil a numerical scale to classify its sunscreens, to avoid using expressions with potentially racist overtones such as “clara” or “morena”.

Il pop-up store Sainsbury's "Sainsfreeze" pop-up concept store is literally a walk-in freezer that shows British shoppers how to store fresh food to reduce waste.

  In a circular approach, through a collaboration with Eclo, the Belgian organic supermarket chain Bio-Planet sells mushrooms grown on unsold bread.

Don Simòn, in collaborazione con Elopak e Appetite Creative, lancia un packaging intelligente collegato a un'applicazione accessibile tramite QR per educare alla sostenibilità.

 Climate Candy turns unharvested fruit and vegetables into chewy sweets.

USA Buffalo based Clean Fiber turns used cardboard into low-energy home insulation.

For its latest collection, Swiss watchmaker ID Genève, in collaboration with Notpla, has developed a home-compostable packaging solution made from seaweed.

  Microsoft teamed up with Haleon to enhance its Seeing AI app, helping visually impaired people in the US and UK access the labelling of over 1,500 packages.

 Kellogg's Instabowls require only the addition of cold water to conveniently enjoy the product straight from the package.

 To support the Last Prisoner Project, each packet of Freedom Gramss contains the exact amount of cannabis for which a person has been incarcerated and not yet released in the United States.

La campagna Every Body, in collaborazione con il Reproductive Justice Collective SisterSong, brings together over 35 beauty brands in support of reproductive freedom and abortion rights.

In the Netherlands, the dairy brand Kalverliefde sells milk from farms that take care not to separate calves from cows at birth.

 In Dubai Bread for All initiative helps disadvantaged families and workers by providing free fresh bread through smart vending machines.

Per commemorare l’“International Homeless Animals Day”, Coca Cola India launched the limited edition “Locked Coke”, equipped with a smart cap programmed to open via Bluetooth only in the presence of the giver’s mobile phone.

  In Japan, as part of the Operation deleteC campaign, companies are removing the letter C from their brand names to support cancer research.

Digital artist Luke Halls projects utopian visions of world cities onto the bottle of Johnnie Walker's Blue Label Cities of the Future 2220 series

 The new OZLUCENT shoes disegned by Mr Bailey for Adidas Originals are packaged in a mushroom mycelium box, developed in collaboration with Black Ink Projects and Magical Mushroom Company.

 The Body Shop bestseller Drops of Youth changes its name to Edelweiss to take a stand against ageism.

To commemorate the "International Homeless Animals Day", Oreo launches “Bring Home Oreo” campaign in the United Arab Emirates to help abandoned pets get adopted.

  Brewdog parodies the resignation of the British prime minister with the limited-edition beer Boris Lie-PA.

 At Wimbledon tennis tournament Evian partners with Reward4Waste on a project that incentivises recycling via a novel consumer reward scheme.

 Vanish launches a version of the Vanish Multipower Tabs with a packaging designed specifically for e-commerce.

To recognise the role of women in the brewing industry, Miller Lite is distributing a special edition can celebrating Mary Lisle, the first recognised brewer in America since the mid-1700s.

  Mars partners with Perfect Day  to debut the new CO2COA chocolate, free of animal ingredients, planet-friendly and inspired by sustainability.

For the presidential elections in Colombia, Dos Tercos' Cervezas Inolvidables craft beers remind politicians to keep their campaign promises.

 Seattlestart-up Atomo Coffee offers a sustainable canned beverage that mimics iced coffee by reusing food waste.

Berry presents a line of user-friendly sauce bottles with a shape optimised for easy dispensing of content and consumer convenience.

Clean02, in an effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, transforms CO2 into an ingredient for body soaps.

  Students at Johns Hopkins University have prototyped Tastee Tape, an edible adhesive tape that keeps wrapped food sealed during consumption.

Plink's fizzy tablets to dissolve in tap water are a low-impact alternative to bottled drinks.

Smurfit Kappa has launched AquaStop water-resistant paper thanks to a coating that not interferes with recyclability.

NEWBrew is a craft beer brewed with NEWater, Singapore's brand of high quality recycled water, one of the initiatives put in place to combat the country's ongoing water crisis.

Lidl, in cooperation with Algramo, will introduce automated refill stations for liquid laundry detergents in HDPE smart bottles in the UK.

 Huhtamaki launches Push Tab, a PET mono-material blister for the pharmaceutical industry.

By 2024 all Coca-Cola brand drinks in the U.K. that come in single-use plastic bottles will have attached caps.

Eos and Matter of Trust of Trust are asking people to actively contribute to save the planet through the provocative "Pubes for the Planet" campaign.

 Nestlé Brasil creates a new line of energy bars to support Gerando Falcoes' projects in the favelas with 100% of the profits.

Canadian brewery Collective Arts Brewing supports emerging artists dealing with social justice with its limited edition Amplified Voices.

Targeting moderate drinkers, the Amsterdam-based shop Half Full sells only half wine bottles, mainly from smaller producers.

In Indonesia, Siklus sells detergent refills directly from its scooters to reduce the cost of the products and their environmental impact.

 With the mission to make the practice of Communion safer, especially during the COVID pandemic, Blessed Communion is offering individually sealed single-dose kits to congregants.

To fight food waste, OffLimits has created a single-serve cereal box that doubles as a bowl.

London-based Victory distillery has designed a refill system, based on reusable glass bottles, returnable steel drums and single refills in recyclable aluminum cans.

UniCup Scandinavia AB created Liplid, a bio-based cup-lid that improves stability and on-the-go beverage drinking.

From seaweeds and plants, startup Notpla creates sustainable packaging solutions that are edible, soluble and compostable at home.

 De Koffiejongens is asking men to pay an extra 14% for its coffee capsules to raise awareness of the gender pay gap and support Project Fearless.

Bolivian dairy brand Delizia is releasing limited edition ice cream flavors celebrating the country's diverse population and regional identities.

Dutch theater group De Theateroep launches L'EAU POUR L'ART water brand to sustain Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds and thus fund visual and performing arts.

 Guatemala's Committee for the deaf and blind partnered with Kellogg’s to add color blindness tests to the back of boxes of  Froot Loops.

Companhia de las Lezìria'  Tyto Alba wine bottle comes in a pine wood box that can be reused as a bird's nest.

Echo disegns for Kleenex a range of boxes and pocket packs to promote mental health, in partnership with UK charity Mind.

Barlet Brands designs a line of refillable packaging for Ace of Air beauty and wellness brand products.

Moonflowers saffron supports the work of Afghan women.

Havas replaces KFC's classic disposable buckets with clay pots handmade by artisan communities in Costa Rica to support local tourism affected by the pandemic.

Wonderstuff cooperates with Black Storm Brewery to raise funds to support Charity CALM, leading a movement against suicide.

Sony's tetris-shaped packaging solves transport problems by optimising shipping space.

The German brand nat-2, in collaboration with Israeli startup Remeant, has developed a new line of vegan sneakers made from recycled bubble wrap.

Bruvi system offers an eco-friendly solution for disposable coffee pods.

Tieut Real Sensation brings gender neutrality to the condom sector.

Ardagh Group redesigns its jars to make it easier for users to access the product.

Good Light in collaboration with New York agency Center presents a line of cosmetic products for all genders.

SAVEME is a new D2C brand of water, conceived by branding agency SKINN as a medium for expressing people's concerns and opinions.

Cruz Group develops for Vigo Kombucha an experimental label with desinfecting properties.

Fussy in collaboration with design agency Bond presents a reusable deodorant packaging with compostable refills.

Freda, in partnership with McCann, launches Cycle, a new inclusive range of menstrual hygiene products to break down gender biases.

Limited edition Harry's shaving set designed by Zipeng Zhu for Pride Month supports The Trevor Project (USA) and The Albert Kennedy Trust (UK).

Zara launches an inclusive make-up line with refillable packaging.

To give cardboard packaging a second life,  Samsung launches Small World, a DIY collection designed in collaboration with Papersmith.

To fight climate change, Tofurky packaging raises people awareness through call-to-action messages.

Absurda beers humorously reflect on social stereotypes and prejudices.

Amcor develops a recyclable, polyethylene-based thermoform blister healthcare packaging.

Stay hydrated with Waterdrop's sustainable Microdrink.

Stella Artois supports the James Beard Foundation with its 'Open for Good' aluminium bottle.

Bâtonnage and Nomadica partner on limited-edition canned wine to benefit women mentorship.

In the USA, McDonald'sis partnering with the White House and HHS to promote the Covid-19 vaccine campaign.

Adidas, in collaboration with Mojo Supermarket, encourages the recovery of plastic bottles through a vending machine that sells the new Stan Smith.

Kellogg's and GLAAD launching a limited-edition in support of the LGBTQ+ community for the Pride month.

CoroNaspresso: a cheap, rapid and simple COVID-19 test to do at home, using the aluminum shell of Nespresso pods.

SPOTMYUV is a UV detection sticker that gives you a personalized reminder when it is time to reapply sunscreen.

Corona turns surplus barley into packaging material for six-pack of beer

Danone launches formula milk in an innovative, pre-measured tab format

Asahi opens Mog Cup Shop, an online shop of edible cups

From 2021, Burger King will introduce reusable containers to reduce waste from disposable packaging, thanks to its partnership with TerraCycle.

KitKat launches a limited edition to support R U OK?, an Australian suicide prevention charity.

Tube-Toys: the toys from London-based design studio Oscar Diaz Studio, where packaging becomes an integral, and more sustainable, part of the product.

A young Venezuelan artist, Oscar Olivares, creates a spectacular mural with 200,000 plastic caps.

The Other Bar: the chocolate bar of the Dutch FairChain Foundation for Fair Trade, in collaboration with the UNDP.