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Valentine’s Day is a chance to celebrate love and caring for one another. This year, give a gift that cares for the environment too. From personalised bakes to sustainable jewellery, there’s something for everyone.Experience days Gift a memorable experience you and a loved one can share together that celebrates their interests. Cocktail masterclasses, cookery or bread-making courses all teach useful skills. Spend an instructive day as a zookeeper, learning about animals and their env … read more

Though many companies use the terms ‘compostable’ and ‘biodegradable’ interchangeably, there are notable differences between the two. What defines a product as either biodegradable or compostable generally comes down to: the material(s) used the processes required for it to break down what it breaks down into Defining sustainable terms It is important to understand the terminology used when referring to sustainable manufacturing and products to avoid being duped by cor … read more

Making sustainable choices when taking the first steps towards a vegan lifestyle can be confusing. In addition to food and drink, other products such as cosmetics, clothing, and even furniture can be unsuitable for those trying to be fully vegan.What does ‘vegan’ mean? The term is used broadly to describe people who choose to avoid products containing anything derived from an animal. For example, this could be animal extracts or products, or elements used as part of a manufacturing pr … read more

Whether you’re planning a low-key meal with friends or a large-scale blowout, why not throw an eco-friendly NYE celebration that brings the year to a fitting close? Low-waste decorations Decorations are the first things your guests will see as they arrive, so set the tone with sustainable décor. Glitter and glossy coatings on banners and bunting can make card- and paper-based versions unsuitable for recycling. Whether made entirely from plastic or decorated with synthetic materials, … read more

Meet the excesses of the season head-on by following these simple tips for an eco-friendlier Christmas.Use last year’s Christmas cards for gift tags Save Christmas cards so you can cut out festive design elements for use as gift tags next year. You’ll reduce waste this year and rely less on manufactured gift tags next year. Spread the sustainable seasonal spirit by including this tip in Christmas cards that you send.Plastic-free advent calendars Refillable advent calendars reduce wa … read more