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A grazing platter fits any party theme. Its composition can be made as formal, intricate, or casual as you like. With as many possible combinations as there are snack foods, coming up with an original idea can seem overwhelming. But don’t worry – we’ve come up with some examples to get you started.Breakfast grazing platter Host brunch in style with a breakfast charcuterie board. Build your selection around carbohydrates for a hearty start: handmade oat flapjacks, granola bars, toast, … read more

Choosing products with compostable packaging instead of those wrapped in plastic or cardboard makes a significant difference to the amount of waste we generate. It also results in nutrient-rich topsoil for gardens. Natural straws double as decoration The damage caused to the environment by plastic straw waste is well documented. Swapping them out for a natural alternative is an easy sustainable choice. Natural straws also provide decoration for glass beverages, and can be used as vibrant visual … read more

Easter celebrates new life and renewal in nature. This spring season, help maintain the integrity of the environment and allow natural life to flourish by choosing natural and compostable consumables.Eco-friendly Easter eggs The link between chocolate and Easter is firmly established, but chocolate eggs often come with unnecessary packaging. Many ethical brands use reduced packaging, and aim to be organic and less wasteful. Well-known chocolate brands may also use palm oil, which is a … read more

As climate change and plastic pollution harm the environment, living more sustainably will help prevent further damage and conserve resources.Sustainable style Mass-produced fast fashion is made from synthetic materials, which are cheap to manufacture. However, the artificial fibres release plastic particles into the environment when washed. Choose clothing made from natural fibres, such as organic cotton, or innovative materials such as wood-pulp based Tencel. Mending and … read more

Plastic waste is often highlighted in environmental news. As we’re often encouraged to reduce our usage of plastic products, knowing why plastic is damaging can inform decisions and help educate others to make more sustainable choices.Why is plastic harmful?Plastics are mostly made from fossil fuels such as natural gas or oil. Calls for more sustainable practices have led to some plastics manufactured from renewable materials, such as corn or cotton. However, these aren’t necessarily less … read more