We received some exciting news this week, when we became certified by Albert, a body run by BAFTA which aims to encourage the TV and film industry to reduce waste. Onegreenbottle is now one of Albert’s official suppliers, meaning we hope to work with plenty more production companies in future and maybe even sneak a[…]
Stretchy loop, silicone loop, whatever you want to call it – they are the ultimate companion to your Onegreenbottle. Compatible with our Evolution, Tough Canteen, Curvy and Pop bottles, and made of a brilliantly durable food grade silicone – they’re the only thing that can make a very good bottle EVEN better. As a daily[…]
If you’ve had your kids at home for 6 weeks over the school holidays, you’re probably looking forward to the start of term so you can regain some free time. But now they’re not under your watchful eye, how can you make sure they’re hydrating properly? Dehydration in schoolchildren can lead to changes in mood,[…]
For the final week of Plastic Free July, we chatted with Director of projects and Commercial at Belu, Jan Roberts, about the changing face of the bottled water market. With a focus on circular economy, reducing carbon emissions and funding the provision of clean water, Belu pride themselves on doing better business. There aren’t a[…]
We caught up with Jayne Clark-Denyer from Organically Epic, a natural and organic dental brand with a commitment to sustainability. Dental products might not take up much of our attention as their use is so habitual most of us do it on autopilot, but because of this, they represent an easy area to make a[…]
Aspiga have been committed to ethical trading since they were founded in 2011, and launched their beach clean up campaign in 2019 for World Oceans Day. For every pair of Kenyan sandals sold, a basket of plastic is cleaned up by a group of 12 children in Kenya who’s education is being supported by the[…]
Plastics that have been unrecyclable up until now will be able to be recycled back into high grade chemicals and oils, all with a low carbon footprint, at Renew ELP’s new plant in Teesside. One of the most exciting developments in the world of plastic recycling is Mura Technology’s new Hydro PRS (hydrothermal plastic recycling[…]
With refill stations set to be trialled in 4 major supermarkets later this year, we got the chance to speak to Catherine Conway, founder of Unpackaged who are the driving force behind The Refill Coalition. We discussed the upcoming project, as well as how low-waste shopping is more do-able than you may think. Us: How[…]
With festival season well and truly underway, the behemoth that is Glastonbury will be kicking off this week, after a two year break due to the Covid pandemic. It’s no secret that the organisers of the festival are environmentally conscious and like to minimise waste as much as possible, but how exactly are they doing[…]
This World Ocean Day it has been Liv’s pleasure to interview Jo Ruxton MBE, founder of Ocean Generation. They are global movement that exists to restore a healthy relationship between humanity and the Ocean, using education and young people as a catalyst for change. Jo gave us some updates about what Ocean Generation are doing and[…]
