Cycle of Good – Guest Blog
Cycle of Good was formed a little over 4 years ago via a shared loved of recycling, Malawi, fair-trade and the desire to educate children in one of the poorest countries in the world....
Tagged: Plastic Free
Plastic Free Products for your Home
Going plastic free at home can be easier than you think. There are some small changes and swaps that we can all make in our homes to reduce our plastic waste and help protect...
WDC’s Green Whale Campaign – Guest Blog
If it’s taught us anything, the coronavirus crisis has shown us that we need to be willing to make changes in our lives to ensure that our neighbours, both locally and globally, survive. The...
BECO. – cleaning up your bathroom image
Every now and then, as you are doing your weekly shop, something grabs your attention. If it’s not yet another two for one offer on your favourite chocolate, it’s often a colourful product that...
How to Use a Shampoo Bar
As awareness of the world’s ‘plastic problem’ grows, we’re all looking to make the switch to more eco-friendly everyday products, especially those that are plastic free or drastically minimise our plastic use. Shampoo bars...
PATCH Bamboo Strip Bandages – 100% Compostable Adhesive Plasters
Multiple award-winning PATCH Bamboo Strip Bandages is getting major attention from the European market for its amazing hypoallergenic, zero waste packaging and compostable solution that aims to fix a major market problem! PATCH was...
Plastic Free July
July begins on Saturday, which means it’s almost time to challenge yourself to stop using plastic! The Plastic Free July campaign began in 2011, born from an idea of the Western Metropolitan Regional Council...
Hidden Plastic and Its Dangers
The Problem With Plastic There’s a lot of plastic around today; bottles, bags, containers, etc. Plastic, though often useful to us, is also causing both living things and the environment a lot of problems....
Plastic Free July – how we got on
It’s been interesting to check in with the Plastic Free July movement and hear about the challenges others have found as I’ve tried to refuse all single use plastic for a month. You don’t...
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