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Christmas. It’s the most wonderful time of the year – a chance to relax, spend time with loved ones and chomp through your favourite chocolates before anyone else gets a look-in. But it’s also the single most stuff-laden time of the year, with a flurry of gifts exchanging hands throughout the season. We each spend an average of £381.60 on Christmas gifts every year, and as a nation we waste millions of pounds on unwanted gifts. That’s not only a huge waste of money, but it means tonnes of items are being shoved into drawers and into the backs of cupboards never to be seen again – a big waste of the energy and other resources needed to produce them in the first place. And, of course, a lot of the usual Christmas pressies – shower gel gift sets and novelty stocking fillers, for example – are already laden with plastic, which takes a major environmental toll. But environmental worries needn’t interfere with the spirit of Christmas – ‘tis the season of giving, after all! Here are our top tips for gifting a bit more eco-consciously this December.

Looking for an easier and sustainable way to dress your baby? Look no further than SuperLooper – the award-winning and ethy verified pre-loved baby clothing rental service!

With International Women’s Day this month, we're sharing light on some truly eco-responsible female-led brands.

As we approach Mother's Day, it's important to consider the impact of our gift-giving on the environment. Here are our gift ideas from verified ethical brands.

Neem’s flagship shirt has a tiny 2.91kg carbon footprint, but CEO Nick Reed wants to get that number even lower.

Goodfind has selected five female-owned brands whose mission is to empower women all over the world.

A deeply emotional interview with Rosanna, the founder of ethy verified fashion brand Morena.

Menswear that’s as stylish as it is kind to the planet

With harsh chemicals polluting our air and waters, excessive plastic usage and high levels of waste, the health and beauty industry has long been notorious for its environmental negligence. The good news is that the health and beauty industry is responding to consumers by making eco-friendly products and packaging a reality for those who love their beauty products, but also love the earth. 💄🌍 See our top recommendations below for sustainable options and what to look out for.

Find out how to turn the tide on climate anxiety inducing talk and inspire positive action and empowerment in our everyday lives instead.

Palm oil may well be one of the most controversial ingredients in the products we buy. Campaigns from environmental groups, consumer petitions and a growing media spotlight all point to it being a bad thing, but why?

It’s January, which means hundreds of thousands of people around the world are currently taking part in the Veganuary challenge, an annual event that encourages people to go vegan for the first month of the year. Learn more about Veganuary and its benefits here. Most people associate veganism with food and creating a diet that’s free from animal-based products – and this is easier than ever before thanks to the increasing range of tasty plant-based products on the market. But the movement extends beyond what we eat, with vegan principles driving awesome innovations in areas such as fashion, packaging and beauty, for even bigger ethical and environmental wins for the planet. Here are some of our favourite vegan inventions.

Find out what a sustainable tea brand looks like, and the importance of one.

Before the Green Claims Code was introduced, consumers were largely left to their own devices to identify greenwashing. Now this legislation means that consumers can hold companies accountable for sustainability claims.

As of 2021, 73% of UK consumers want to be more sustainable while 50% have said that 2020 was a “wake up call” to protect the environment. In response, more and more companies have come to the realisation that they must embrace sustainability to ensure their own longevity. While some are taking meaningful action to lessen their impact on the environment and treat people fairly, others continue to neglect planet and people for profit. These days it seems that pretty much every company is busy announcing new sustainability initiatives… The unfortunate truth is that these claims are often nothing more than deceptive marketing used to persuade us that an organisation’s products, aims and policies are environmentally friendly. This is greenwashing. The chances are that we’ve all fallen victim to greenwashing at least once. Big budget marketing campaigns can be incredibly convincing. That said, there’s things to look out for and ways to recognise greenwashing before it’s too late. Here’s how.

One person's trash is another person's treasure (or line of eco-friendly products😃). The benefits of recycling are plentiful; from reducing waste and conserving resources to preventing pollution and saving energy. These businesses have gone green by using recycled or wasted materials to make some pretty awesome products. ♻️

Maintaining a clean home doesn't have to cost the Earth. After all, our planet is also our home so it makes sense that we take steps to keep it clean 🧼🌎 These businesses are helping you keep a clean home in a far more sustainable and natural way.

Social enterprises are businesses that use profit earned to help tackle social problems, improve communities, provide people access to employment and training, or help the environment. When you buy from a social enterprise you can be sure that your money is going towards a positive social or environmental cause. 💵💚

How your food is grown can have a significant impact on your health as well as the environment. Organic farming is widely recognised as a better agricultural method for both your own health and the planet. Here's why: 🐛 It involves fewer pesticides, which can be bad for our own health and toxic for a host of other organisms. 🌎 Organic farming is better for the environment. It conserves water, reduces soil erosion, increases soil fertility, and uses less energy. 🦠 Organic food is free from Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs). 🍆 Organic food is fresher because it doesn't contain preservatives. 🐷 Organically raised animals are not given antibiotics, growth hormones, or fed animal byproducts. Now that you're aware of the many benefits of organic food, here's some fantastic organic food services that deliver direct to your door.

From yummy food and glitzy decorations to killer outfits and remedies for killer hangovers, we share our favourite sustainable party tricks so you can leap into 2023 with a clean(ish) conscience.

These sustainable marketplaces are here to bring you all kinds of eco must-haves. If you can think it up there's a good chance that they'll have it. They work with hundreds of eco-brands to help you avoid greenwashing and rest assured that their products are ethically made & environmentally friendly (but doing your own research is always advised!) 🌎🛒

It's time to ditch the disposables and ensure your products are reusable! Nowadays there's a whole world of ingenious reusable products out there and the environmental benefits of using them are huge. By switching to reusable products you can help: 🗑️ Reduce waste sent to landfill 🏭 Lessen greenhouse gas emissions caused by harvesting new materials 🥤 Cut down on the use of plastics 💵 Save yourself money in the long run ⚡ Save energy