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Sitting out on the beach with a group of friends, with refreshing drinks and snacks keeping you cool in the sun. It’s something we all looking forward to when summer approaches.It’s important to find ways to celebrate by the sea without polluting it. Ensuring your beach food consumption doesn’t end up as litter is an important part of this responsibility.Plastic-free picnickingCompostable tablewareMade from palm trees, palm leaf tableware brings a little tropical island paradise to even the … read more

From professional to personal events, small changes that take the environment into consideration can help.Swapping single-use plastic items for natural products is one of the easiest and most effective ways to reduce your environmental footprint. Eco-friendly sandwich plattersInstead of the usual plastic or aluminium trays common at business meetings, compostable palm leaf serving trays make an attractive upgrade. Pastries can be laid out before a seminar on rustic platters, durable enough … read more

Imagine: you go to excitedly tuck into the buffet at a birthday party. But then you see the plastic cutlery and plates.Suddenly your mind is preoccupied, as you know each item will end up in landfill or go on to pollute the environment. To bring comfort and peace of mind to you and your guests, make the switch to eco-friendly birthday party supplies.Replace paper plates with palm leaf tablewareMade from areca palm leaves, palm leaf plates are the perfect substitute for stacks of paper plates … read more

If you’re looking to impress a date, or just want to get outside to enjoy nature with family or friends, a picnic is the perfect way to do it. But why compromise on your ethics in the process?Instead of packing the usual plastic utensils, stick with your convictions and switch out a picnic full of polymers for a more environmentally friendly hamper. Below are some ideas for quick changes you can make for a plastic-free picnic set.Eco picnic necessitiesRustic picnic platesThe natural aesthet … read more

If you have already taken steps towards an eco-friendlier lifestyle and want to know where you can improve next, one of the household areas that generates the most waste is the kitchen. It can seem like the most challenging area to change, as there’s only so much you can reduce when we need to eat every day. But don’t panic: small changes can make a big difference. Taking action in small waysLocal shopping for a leaner footprint Buying local immediately reduces the carbon footprint … read more