Kitchen

From refillable containers made from recycled materials to low water-waste soap bars, switching to our more eco-friendly alternatives can help reduce your impact in your kitchen.

There are loads of items in the kitchen which can have a hidden life before reaching your countertop, and there are plenty of plastic items which can be swapped out for better, natural and biodegradable materials.

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Washing Up Sponges

Scrubbing up well doesn't have to leave a mark on the environment.

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Bread and chocolates wrapper in a cloth

Cling Film & Food Wraps

It's a wrap: the key stats to know about this single use product and how to swap.

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Washing Up Brushes

Scrubbing up well doesn't have to leave a mark on the environment

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Tableware & Utensils

Cooking up a storm shouldn't have to lead to piles of forever plastic and composite products that are difficult to recycle.

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kitchen roll and some knives

Kitchen roll

Time to spill the secrets on this thirsty water-intensive and single-use product.

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a kitchen towel

Tea Towels

The humble tea towel has been by our side in the kitchen for as long as we remember, but is it introducing plastics where we don't need them?

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Refillable Food Containers

Re fill'er up! The revolution is here and it's helping us ditch the plastic plaguing our kitchens and cupboards.

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Washing Up Soap

Squeaky clean: get dishes clean quick with eco-friendly washing up soap

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