Consumers want to cut out plastic. Could the humble sheep be the answer?
With the collapse of RedCycle and other stark reminders of our waste problem, it’s no wonder consumers are becoming sceptical of our current linear economy. Ocean plastic pollution continues to rise, with an ever-increasing number of household brand names being washed up on beaches worldwide. In fact, it’s not just in the environment; it’s now in our bodies too. …
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Read MoreWhy is circular design important for businesses?
The concept of circular product design has gained significant traction in recent years, with organisations across various industries recognising the importance of adopting sustainable practices. As concerns about resource scarcity, plastic pollution, and the need for a more resilient workforce continue to grow, businesses are increasingly looking for ways to transition from linear production to …
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Read MoreTackling climate action – what can you do as a business executive?
I recently chanced upon an article that put Taylor Swift under the spotlight—not for her music this time, but for her carbon footprint. It claimed that her 12-hour, 5,500-mile flight from Tokyo to Las Vegas to catch the Super Bowl emitted about 40 tonnes of carbon dioxide. Another article also alleged that her jet-setting lifestyle has pumped …
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Read MoreHow can small businesses give back to the community?
Key takeaways You don’t need to be a big corporation or have deep pockets to give back. Engaging in community initiatives not only benefits society but also enhances brand loyalty, resilience, and employee engagement in the long term. There are several ways for businesses to contribute, including supporting charities, organising community events, making monetary or …
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Read MoreHow to tackle the most damaging stealth pollutant of our time – Microplastics.
Key takeaways: Microplastics are everywhere, damaging marine and human health and polluting the natural environment at an unprecedented scale. Almost 40% of plastics produced are used for packaging, highlighting the urgency to develop reusable, recyclable, or compostable alternatives. By setting up a shared infrastructure that supports innovation, elimination of problematic plastics, and effective waste management, …
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Read MoreNature has the solutions to our global waste crisis
Key takeaways: The natural world is a perfect example of a circular economy in which materials flow in a cycle, and nothing is wasted. Through biomimicry and industrial ecology, we can speed up our transition from a linear to a circular society. An upstream innovation mindset is crucial to design a product, service, or …
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Read MoreGreenwashing in the packaging industry: how to avoid it
The regulatory sphere is heating up. With the surging demand for sustainable packaging, many businesses are quick to flaunt their (sometimes non-existent) environmental credentials. Greenwashing, the act of claiming that your product or business is better or less harmful to the environment than it actually is, has become all too common in the marketplace. As …
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Read MoreWoodside Cheese Wrights
Blog Woodside Cheese Wrights Woodside Cheese Wrights is situated in the Adelaide Hills, a beautiful part of South Australia where all their cheese is made using local cow, goat and buffalo milk. The wonderful owner of Woodside Cheese Wrights, Kris Lloyd joined us for a ZOOM call where we spoke about her business and their …
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Read MoreLEADERS OF THE PACK – This Little Pig Went to Market
Partners in Sustainability 🌏 Featuring members of our Amazing Planet Protector Flock Planet Protectors: This little Pig Went to Market This Little Pig Went to Market are a premium meal kit company situated in Perth Western Australia. They package up everything you need to prepare a delicious meal along with a beautiful recipe card and …
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Read MoreGREENWASHING
WHAT IS GREENWASHING? Rising demand for sustainable and ethical practices and products from companies signals a progressive and exciting shift in the minds of consumers. People are now more environmentally conscious than ever and are seeking out brands whose views align with their own. Some companies however take advantage of the well-intentioned efforts of consumers. …
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