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‘Going green’ is the in thing and businesses are jumping onto the bandwagon chasing after eco-friendly consumers by offering greener products and business practices. While there are businesses genuinely committed to sustainable practices, unfortunately many ‘claim’ to be environmentally friendly....

Circular economy? And the thing that pops up in one’s mind is recyclables.  What about ‘recycling’ biodegradable and compostable products into fertilizers for gardening and farming?  A circular economy means a system that eliminates waste; where products are made from...

Paper cups, Recyclable cups, Plastic cups, Styrofoam cups, – What’s your choice?Coffee, in whichever cup has an impact on the environment. The question is how much? How do we minimise the impact and yet get to enjoy a coffee on...

You are not alone.  You are one of the billions of coffee drinkers whose coffee cup ends up in the landfill instead of being recycled!  It is estimated that 2.5 billion paper and plastic cups are used in the UK...

  24 million slices of bread, 5.8 million potatoes, and 5.9 million glasses of milk wasted daily and 86 million chickens thrown away each year! Did you know the bad/stale bread, milk, potato or chicken that we are binning is...

  Is this a familiar sight in your food business? Time to take some action. Sustainability means cutting down on usage and waste – be it energy, water or food. For a food business cutting down on food waste and...

If you are in the food business you must have been taken up with the growth the food service sector has been experiencing across the UK for several years, largely in restaurants, casual dining, quick service operators and a growing...

What’s your take? Electric cars –our green road saviours! The answer to the high carbon footprint causing gasoline fueled cars. But are they? Especially when the electricity on which they run is powered by coal plants!   No doubt the pollution...

FIVE top reasons why your small business should. Small businesses often face challenges such as lack of time and options, cost and quality of products when attempting to go green. Some common and easy ways to do so for small...