NZ period care brand AWWA receives B Corp certification
According to AWWA, it aims to eradicate period poverty while positively impacting the environment.
According to AWWA, it aims to eradicate period poverty while positively impacting the environment.
“This is a great opportunity for Kiwis to recycle toys that are broken and can’t be passed on or given away to others and know they’re going to be recycled and turned into something useful,” says The Warehouse exec.
Meat industry-funded study compares impact of burritos on blood, digestive systems and mood for four hours after consumption.
“E-tugs are the future for ship handling and Ports of Auckland is proud to have led the way.”
The company was one of the 23 winners for sports and outdoors products in the 2022 ISPO and the only recipient from Australasia
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New Zealand outdoor and adventure retailer Torpedo7 and wool engineering company Shear Edge have unveiled the world’s first kayak made with wool.
The hemp-based chicken, dubbed chick*n, is made from locally sourced hemp and, according to the company, has a complete amino acid profile and protein as real chicken meat – with less fat content.
The start-up’s new range aims to eliminate the transport of excessive water by replacing traditional cleaning products with a concentrated solid version that users can prepare in their own homes.
Investing in a pair of good quality shoes and learning to keep them in tip-top shape is the best for the planet (and your wallet).
The company seeks to pivot to more sustainable production for farmers and food systems by pioneering animal-free dairy protein.
Impossible Beef is now available in 800 Woolworths stores across Australia and 200 Countdown stores in New Zealand.
Carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels on the continent add up to about 45 million tonnes per year, which is 0.12 per cent of the global total.
Two brands share ambition to make a performance running shoe with as small a carbon footprint as possible.
The organisation urges shoppers to be sceptical about clothing brands claiming that their products have certain sustainability certifications.