Tag: plastic-free
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Stella McCartney Launches Plastic-Free, Non-Toxic and Biodegradable BioSequins
BioSequins are plastic-free, non-toxic and biodegradable, made from plant-derived cellulose. Conventional sequins are made of plastic, often Mylar or PVC — causing significant environmental and health risks. This also contributes to the 35% of microplastics in global oceans from synthetic clothing. Since 2010, Stella McCartney has been a PVC-free brand. The Sustainable British fashion Brand…
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Coffee and juices, beverages in the catering business are greener and greener
Having established continual exchanges with Ho.Re.Ca. leaders in Italy and abroad, 2021 HostMilano trade fair, the world exhibition dedicated to the catering and hospitality sector, revealed that increasingly widespread awareness is dawning in professional catering on the importance of innovating by adopting more sustainable solutions. This results in the use of new machinery and…
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Easter treats: oat milk chocolate, happi eggs, and vegan chocolate buttons
Celebrate at home with deliciously creamy oat milk eggs, moreish ruby chocolate, sweet bunny biscuits and everything needed for the ultimate kids Easter lunch table. This year Selfridges luxury department store has introduced two new luxury Easter eggs, both with sustainable attributes that are in line with its Project Earth commitments. Selfridges has partnered with…
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Pulpex Limited: The World’s First Ever 100% Plastic Free Paper-based Spirits Bottle
This ‘first-of-its-kind’ scalable paper-based bottle is designed and developed to be 100% plastic-free and expected to be fully recyclable. This bottle has the potential to be truly ground-breaking. Launch of ‘Pulpex Limited’ – a new partnership between Diageo and Pilot Lite to launch new spirits bottle made of paper. The bottle is made…
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The best zero-waste facial cleansing bars
These lovely bars are pricey, but they last an incredibly long time
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Totes amaze: Anya Hindmarch on her ‘plastic bag’ and eco-fashion
The fashion designer’s famous bag inspired the world to say ‘no’ to plastic. Her new one takes direct action