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The pace of modern life can leave us craving convenience, but that often comes at the cost of sustainability. The convenience of disposable plates Finishing an evening of entertaining with a pile of washing up can put a dampener on festivities. With disposable tableware, clean-up is easy – no matter the scale of the event. Choose completely compostable event catering and there is no need to sort the dishes for washing, just put them into a compost heap – food scraps and all. Besides … read more

As we try to live more sustainably, and the government strives to reach ambitious environmental targets, being ‘carbon neutral’ has become a topic of national and international focus.UK government emissions targets In June 2019, the government announced an intention to reduce the UK’s net emissions of greenhouse gases by 100 percent (compared to 1990 levels) by 2050. This would make the UK ‘net zero’. To elaborate on these plans, it was announced in 2021 that a new target had been s … read more

As the world moves away from disposable plastic plates, bowls, and cutlery, compostable tableware is becoming a sustainable and versatile alternative. Types of compostable tableware materials There are a variety of options for materials when it comes to compostable tableware, each with their own benefits and drawbacks. Compostable paper Not all paper plates are compostable. Many are treated with a plastic polymer coating, or chemicals such as BPA. Plant-based plas … read more

Considering how the food we eat is grown, packaged, and transported is an important aspect of eco-friendly living. What is food sustainability? Sustainable agriculture is the cornerstone of sustainable food production. Food cannot be deemed sustainable without consideration for the environmental impact of chemical fertilisers and pesticides, or the cultivation of resources such as soil, water, and land. How can sustainable farming practices help the environment? S … read more

As the effects of climate change and human-led environmental damage become ever more apparent, the way we live our lives will need to change. Lifestyle choices, such as zero-waste living, can contribute to a more sustainable future.What is ‘zero waste’? The idea behind the zero-waste movement is simple: generate as little waste as possible, especially avoiding single-use plastics and other disposables. Reducing wasteful consumerism is the first step. Not buying unnecessary pro … read more