Waste free lunches are designed to eliminate the use of unnecessary packaging by using reusable products that are environmentally friendly. This means no excess waste is produced in
Showing posts with label eco friendly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eco friendly. Show all posts
21 August 2017
04 August 2017
Why bamboo is better for your health and the environment
10:39 AM
bamboo, Dig Deeper, eco friendly, non-toxic
Most products currently sold to consumers are made from plastic. From pegs and coat hangers to toothbrushes and clothing. Over the years, the material has become engrained in
16 June 2017
Your war on waste
4:18 PM
Australia's waste, banthebag, consumer power, eco friendly, environment, keepcup, plastic waste, war on waste, waste, waste free, we save, zero waste
Did you watch ABC’s War On Waste series and feel inspired to make small positive changes to reduce your environmental footprint? Here are some quick and easy ways you
23 May 2017
Zero waste toxin free washing
4:49 PM
consumer power, eco friendly, eco home, environment, green cleaning, non-toxic, soap nuts, soapberries, washing, we change, zero waste
The laundry is one area in the home that can contain many chemical produced cleaning products. From washing powder to stain remover, most commercial cleaning products used to
13 August 2009
Sustainable palm oil myth & Cadbury's "sticky mess"
10:17 PM
consumer power, eco consumer watch, eco friendly, endangered species, environmental threats, palm oil, we change, we save
We respect that each person is free to make their own informed choices, whether for example, they choose to eat meat or be vegan, or try to live
03 August 2009
A bit of eco friendly buzz
12:15 AM
Biome stores, consumer power, eco friendly, we change
It is always a little buzz when one of our products or Biome is mentioned in the media. We were honoured to have a lovely profile on our Brisbane
30 May 2009
Saturday morning greens
4:52 PM
consumer power, eco friendly, reusable bags, simple steps, we change, we save
I was on top of my green game this morning. I asked for my Gloria Jeans latte in a mug, rather than the plastic-coated takeaway cup. Just by sitting
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