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Having a baby is always going to be a tumultuous event. It’s often a moment in your life when you stop and reflect on the life you used to lead, and the future you want to create for your new child.If you’ve wanted to do your bit to create a greener, healthier planet for your child, you probably have a few ambitions: breast feeding your baby, using recyclable nappies and handmaking all their early years meals. But in amongst sleepless nights, a baby that doesn’t feed well, endless nappy changes … read more

We’ve probably all done it: bought a pack of disposable forks for a party or camping trip. After all, what difference will it make? It’s so much easier just to throw them away after they’ve been used.Stop! Before you hit the ‘buy’ button take a moment to think about the environmental impact of your choice and whether you wouldn’t prefer more eco-friendly alternatives. Over recent years, thanks in part to campaigning and high-profile media coverage, many of us have been reassessing how we tr … read more

When it comes to sustainability, pet products hardly ever make the headlines. However, with an estimated 17 million dogs and cats in UK households and several million worldwide, there is good reason to consider sustainable products for our four-legged friends.Pet care items, particularly pet feeders are available in different shapes and sizes. Most of them are made from unsustainable fibres such as plastic and synthetic materials.Plastic products are not sustainableThere are many plastic pet acc … read more

Disposable plates and bowls are an important part of any event that involves eating. It could be large events like weddings and festivals or small get togethers like picnics and garden parties.With the rise in awareness about disposable products made of plastic and its harmful effects on the environment, people have been resorting to more eco-friendly options.One of the popular eco-friendly option is bamboo plates and bowls. Bamboo dinnerware looks attractive and is lightweight, sturdy and … read more

Across the world, businesses are producing plastic-based products in unsustainable ways. As much as 91% of plastic is not recycled. This has resulted in over 8.3 billion metric tons of plastic waste ending up in landfill or the ocean.In recent years, national governments have taken steps to address this issue. In France, for example, disposable plastic cutlery is banned. Legislation has directed companies towards making them more eco-friendly.These days disposable cutlery is available for a … read more