BRITA partners with British No.1 Katie Boulter and returns as the Official Water Partner of the LTA.

We are delighted to announce that we have joined forces with the LTA to make history, becoming their official water partner and the first non-single-use water brand to sponsor British tennis.

Proud to partner with WWT to develop 140,000 football pitches worth of healthy wetland habitat.

BRITA is a long term partner of WDC supporting their vision to create a world where every whale and dolphin is safe and free.

This World Refill Day, let’s turn every refill into a small act of progress and a meaningful step away from single-use plastic.

At BRITA, we’re calling time on single-use plastic. Choose to refill, not throw away.

The Planning & Infrastructure bill presents an opportunity to build greener towns and cities that use less plastic and promote sustainable water consumption.

Exploring the importance of drinking enough water and it’s beneficial impact on the immune system.

On UN World Water Day, we’re reminded that water connects us all, but so does our responsibility to protect it.

Our recent white paper, boosting public water access for a plastic-free future lays out a compelling case for boosting water refill points across the UK.

At BRITA, we support the UK government’s ambition to become a zero-waste economy by 2050, and we are committed to playing our part in tackling plastic pollution and promoting circularity by creating a mainstream culture of refill and reuse. Check out our 'Reach for the Reusable' white paper here.

BRITA continues it's long-standing partnership with WDC. Together, we’re working to combat one of the most pressing environmental challenges of our time: plastic pollution.

Christmas is a time of joy and togetherness, filled with festive meals and beautifully wrapped gifts, but it’s also a season of sizeable waste.

At the end of November, world leaders are heading to Busan, South Korea, to wrap up negotiations on the UN Global Plastics Treaty - a bold step towards tackling plastic pollution at its source.

But what is the treaty really about? And could it truly reshape the future of plastic?

Let’s get into it.

Emphasising the importance of our environment for community wellbeing, with this year’s theme highlighting youth engagement in building sustainable urban futures.

Ahead of World Refill Day, BRITA has some easy top tips to make it easier to reach for the reusable.

The 2024 summer of sport is almost over and we're looking back at the sustainability efforts made, sharing best practice for reducing plastic waste in sport and analysing the policies needed to accelerate change.

Tips on how to be more sustainable and create lasting change.

As Sir Keir Starmer and Rishi Sunak battled it out for No.10, issues relating to plastic pollution and the Environment were overlooked and something needs to change.

To mark World Water Day, we have launched our own ‘Worldwide Water Stories’, which shine a light on the issues of water scarcity and access to clean water. Working with our charity partner WWT, we will be creating over 100,000 hectares of new wetland habitats for conserving fresh water and wildlife. 

With talks on an internationally binding plastic pollution treaty advancing, are they going far enough?

With 64 countries across the world (including the UK) going to the polls, as well as the climax of the UN plastic treaty negotiations and UN COP16 on biodiversity, the year could be make or break for reducing plastics.

As world leaders come together to discuss the biggest crisis of our time, we look at where plastic pollution fits into this conversation.

BRITA is incredibly excited to launch the ‘Reach for the Reusable’ campaign, which is calling on the government and local authorities to ensure more people can access free drinking water on the go. To achieve this, we’re asking for a change to planning rules, to require developers to include public water fountains in their building plans.

In January 2023 Environment Secretary Thérèse Coffey announced that a ban on certain types of ‘polluting’ single-use plastic items would be introduced in England. With the ban coming into force from 1 October 2023, we take a look at what this means for the UK and consider what more can be done going forward.

Did you know that advertising of plastic bottled water contributes to at least 81 million extra plastic bottles being sold in the UK? Here's our solution.

New whitepaper finds sales of plastic bottled water will soar to 2.8bn by 2026 and calls for urgent action on the industry which is now a major contributor to the escalating plastic pollution problem.

Plastic pollution has a disastrous impact on the environment, but could new schemes provide practical solutions to slashing waste.

A three-pronged approach to tackling the UK’s waste crisis.

Our new whitepaper explores the benefits of embedding a reuse culture and why we now need an urgent societal shift towards reuse.

With takeaway culture having taken off in the UK, what role can reuse play in ensuring its sustainability?

BRITA Professional champions tea growers protecting the planet with Tea Academy Awards partnership

An overview of the ground-breaking UN Treaty on plastic pollution and the impact it could have on our planet.