WWF has launched Singapore’s first web tool designed to help businesses make informed comparisons and science-based decisions on single-use packaging materials. It’s called the Alternative Materials Tool (AMT), and allows businesses to identify suitable packaging materials with the least environmental impact. Stefanie Beitien, Head of Market Transformation at WWF-Singapore shares some of the biggest packaging misconceptions and how Singaporeans can change their plastic habit.

<p>WWF has launched Singapore&rsquo;s first web tool designed to help businesses make informed comparisons and science-based decisions on single-use packaging materials.&nbsp;It&rsquo;s called the Alternative Materials Tool (AMT), and allows businesses to identify suitable packaging materials with the least environmental impact. <strong>Stefanie Beitien, Head of Market Transformation at WWF-Singapore&nbsp;</strong>shares some of the biggest packaging misconceptions and how Singaporeans can change their plastic habit.</p>

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