The Dutch Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority advised on Monday February 15 against using tableware made of bamboo or corn fibre, including coffee cups. The reason for this is that there is a chance too much toxic formaldehyde can end up in your food or drink when using containers made of these materials.Bamboo and
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Retailers and consumers alike are called upon to end the fast fashion obsession which relies upon slave labour in China Uighur women are, according to a BBC report, systematically raped, sexually abused and tortured in detention camps in Xinjiang, where a quarter of the world’s cotton is grown and made into fabric. Most of us
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Launching this month, The Seed Card Company offers an inspirational range of eco-friendly greetings cards and stationery created from post-consumer waste embedded with wildflowers, or recycled pre and post-consumer eco-friendly board and printed with vegan inks. Partnering with global reforestation effort, Ecologi, each time a card or stationery suite is purchased, The Seed Card Company
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A new research paper from Go Inspire Group has estimated the amount of money currently being wasted by British businesses on unproductive paid search. This waste stems from organisations not having a complete view of the customer – a critical capability which enables the collection of all sources of customer data. Multiple sources of on
Speaking out ahead of a review of lockdown restrictions by the Welsh government this week, Welsh members of the sector’s trade body, the Horticultural Trades Association (HTA) said Ministers should fully recognise the unique nature of the industry’s supply chain and take the huge contribution to people’s health and wellbeing made by plants and gardening
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The oldest printed Valentine’s Day card was published on January 12, 1797, by Londoner, John Fairburn and written by Catherine Mossday to a Mr Brown of Kent Road, a man who appears to have been ‘ghosting’ her. The printed verse around the edge is thus: ‘Since on this ever Happy day, All Nature’s full of
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