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[…]
With the new series of Love Island starting tonight there has been a lot of talk about the show’s replacement of fast fashion sponsors such as Boohoo and ISAWITFIRST, with consumer-to-consumer marketplace eBay. Recent years have seen second hand clothes shopping take off, helped by apps such as Vinted and Depop, with eBay remaining the[…]
We’re pleased to recently have been included in Condé Nast Traveller’s feature on Sustainable Packing Advice for the Modern Traveller. The mag recommends putting together a ‘zero waste travel kit’ for your snacking and hydration needs, including a lunchbox, reusable coffee cup, straw and bamboo cutlery set (as well as a reusable bottle of course).[…]
How Much Water Do You Really Need To Drink A Day? How much you sweat might actually make a difference Guest Blog Written by Alex Polish from BarBend If you’ve ever felt light-headed and glanced at your neglected water bottle, you might have realized pretty quickly that you never actually use it when you’re not[…]
It’s becoming increasingly common to see clothing products on the high street which claim to be made from ‘recycled plastic’. But the truth is most of these products are not as angelic as they seem. Many brands lack transparency and fail to disclose the source of their recycled plastic, plus plenty claim their products to[…]
Safety is the priority for every parent, especially when making choices about feeding. Whilst plastic bottles have been the norm for decades, studies have proven that there are numerous disadvantages to using them. Bottles made from polypropylene make up 82% of the world market of baby bottles, and whilst glass bottles seem to be the[…]
At onegreenbottle we’ve been thinking about why people use single use plastic, aside from convenience. We already know that people are influenced by what they see on screen, and it got us looking back at instances of plastic consumption in the movies. If we were to watch Mean Girls now, for example, I think we’d[…]
Seeing as it’s where you spend 40-odd hours of your week, your office is one of the main places you can make conscious swaps to reduce your plastic consumption. Here is our guide for managers and employees to make your workplace ocean-friendly… 1. Don’t use bottled water: Water cooler chat IS just a phrase, the[…]
With George Greenhill from Protein Package With the release of our new sustainable protein shakers, we’ve collaborated with Protein Package to come up with some of the best supplements to try out in your bottle. We’ll leave the rest to George and the team… Right, so supplements come in all forms, shapes and sizes, and[…]
