Amazon
Despite continued pressure from regulatory authorities Amazon still refuses to pay its fair share of taxes and, furthermore, disrespects its employees, ensuring that some, at least, aren’t employed long enough to qualify for employment rights and resisting attempts by employees to form unions. Some companies think they’re too big to fail (as did the corporate banks) and, furthermore, believe that because of their size they are above the law. So maybe a mass boycott of Amazon is the only thing they will listen to (short of government bodies shedding their hypocrisy and actually forcing them to comply -
Google and Uber
Both cab company Uber and Google continue to amass growing $ billions at the taxpayers’ expense. You can read how they do this here.
Starbucks
Continued use of palm oil, thereby contributing to rainforest deforestation, tax avoidance, flouting planning laws… where does it end?
Non-
Why do so many manufacturers continue to use non-
Type 3 (PCV/V) (hard plastics such as cd cases, toys, garden furniture).
Type 4 (LDPE) (carrier bags, crisp packets, frozen food bags, bread wrapping, bubble wrap). Much of this is potentially recyclable but is nevertheless not accepted by many local authorities.
Black Plastics Regardless of type, many authorities will not accept black plastic for recycling. Recycling equipment needs to be redesigned, or else food manufacturers should be looking at alternatives such as using a different colour plastic, or replacing with cardboard trays.
You can find more about recyclable plastics on Wikipedia here.