Blog — plastic pollution

Have you ever noticed how quickly plastic piles up, even when you think you are being careful? A bottle here, some packaging there, and suddenly the bin is full. The idea of plastic-free living often begins with small moments like this, when you realise how much of your day revolves around something designed to be thrown away. It is not just a lifestyle trend, it is a response to an issue that touches oceans, soil, air, and even the food we eat. If you are trying to understand why to go plastic-free and how the shift can fit naturally into...

In today's fast-paced world, the alarming issue of plastic pollution demands immediate action. Plastic packaging, in particular, has become a significant environmental concern, as it contributes to the mounting plastic waste that ends up in landfills and oceans. As awareness grows, businesses are taking up the mantle of responsibility and seeking innovative ways to reduce plastic packaging. In this blog, we will explore cutting-edge solutions that companies can adopt to minimize their plastic footprint and contribute to a more sustainable future. The Impact of Plastic Packaging on the Environment Plastic packaging is ubiquitous in modern consumer goods, but its convenience...

Hello everyone and welcome to 2020. Our topic this time around is something to have with you this new year as you continue with your eco-friendly lifestyle. Are you looking for some motivation this year on how to live an eco-friendly lifestyle? Do you want to become more eco-friendly in 2020? Whatever your reasons are, we can help. Following an eco-friendly lifestyle means cutting off some easy luxuries. You might need to change a lot if you are just beginning, but one thing is sure, you will be doing a noble task. Tips for an eco-friendly lifestyle Reduce your consumption Only...

Besides serving as a source of economic opportunities, recreation, and food, surface waters are also home to tens of thousands of sea creatures across the globe. These ranges from the smallest microscopic algae to the biggest whale, they all have a place they call home and that is surface waters – oceans, seas, rivers, streams, and lakes. Unfortunately, these sea creatures are no longer safe in their homes. Human activities such as overfishing, oil spillage, plastic dumping, agricultural and industrial wastes, amongst other harmful practices account for the death of trillions of marine lives every year. What we fail to understand is that these...