Why we changed our packaging to 100% recycled cardboard
Do you know what your packaging is made out of, and how you can recycle it? It may seem fairly straight forward — but most packaging cannot be put into your recycling bin! One of the most common recycling mistakes is throwing soft plastics, such as plastic bags, food packaging or any 
The Aussie company that is turning bread tags into wheelchairs
Originally written by ekko.world on 3 January 2020. Original article here. Are you a habitual buyer of bread in plastic bags with plastic tags? Save the tag for Aussie Bread Tags for Wheelchairs! These pesky little pieces of plastic attached to your fresh bread aren’t trash. They are
CHANGING THE FUTURE, ONE SOCK AT A TIME – MANRAGS
Written by David Affleck for New Releaze. Find original blog here. “We want our customers to look good, feel good, and do good.” What is MANRAGS? MANRAGS is the world’s only circular essentials club. We take responsibility for the entire life cycle of our
Woolworths set to introduce reusable packaging by 2021
The Woolworths Group was named as the worst single use packaging offender in Australia in the most recent Break Free From Plastic audit, so their announcement to join TerraCycle’s zero-waste reusable packaging solution Loop is a timely one. But what does it mean for consumers, and will i
ARE MUSHROOMS THE ANSWER TO BREAKING DOWN PLASTICS IN LANDFILL?
50 New Plastic-Eating Mushrooms Have Been Discovered in Past Two Years Originally written by Eleanor Hildebrandt July 12, 2019 for Leapsmag. Article here. Between the ever-growing Great Pacific Garbage Patch, the news that over 90% of plastic isn’t recycled, and the likely state of you
Plastic Bottles Can Now Be Recycled in Exchange for Train Fare on the Rome Metro
SOURCE: ISTOCK Plastic Bottles Can Now Be Recycled in Exchange for Train Fare on the Rome Metro Originally written by Sophie Hirsh for Greenmatters.com. Article here. Backpacking through Rome, and don’t have enough money for the metro? No worries — just gather a few plastic bottles