Earth Day 2022

By 2030, H&M wants to make all of its items out of recycled or environmentally friendly materials. This is already the case for 65% of the materials used.

The brand also has a Conscious Line, which consists of products that are made with at least 50% environmentally friendly materials, such as organic cotton or processed polyester, and are created with specific care to the environment. Look for a green tag on the goods to identify the Conscious Line!

Other great ways to check how sustainable your next shirt is, is by looking at this info available at their website:

- How sustainable are materials used to make the product?
- Where was the product made?
- What supplier did H&M partner with?
- What factory made the product?
- How can I recycle the product?

Dell was one of the first technology companies to offer recyclinging to their customers.

Their goals are driven by the idea of a circular economy in which waste becomes obsolete! Dell has an amazing supply chain, outstanding teams of innovative engineers and deep relationships with our customers. Likewise by 2030, Dell aims to have every product they produce to be reused or recycled into and equivalent product and all the packaging will be made from renewable materials!

Watsons makes recycling easy with this initiative. Customers can just get a 490ml bottle and request the staff to help refill the shampoo or shower gel for them. If you have already purchased Watsons Natural product before, then you can use your own bottle.

You can now also add on labels and stickers to your full bottle to make it look unique and stylish. Lastly, you can make payment which is 40% lesser than a new bottle.

By choosing to refill, you have now used 58% less plastic! HOORAY!

Adidas is a company that focuses on each of the sustainable aspects. Their aim is to help end plastic waste around the world and the same time, empowering athletes globally with their products.

Now, the company seeks to further expand its efforts and become even more involved in protecting the planet by teaming up with Parley. They are aiming to reduce the plastic waste what has been found regularly in the oceans. The Adidas X Parley initiative has driven them to use plastic waste to make shoes which can then be recycled in the future.

Once again, on this Earth Day, Adidas teaches us how a simple step can lead to a global impact towards sustainability.

When we say that this brand has it all, we are not kidding. Do you want to know more about IKEA's sustainable commitments? Here we tell you all about our favourite initiatives:

- Designing every product to be reused, refurbished, remanufactured, and eventually recycled.

- Buying back old IKEA furniture from their customers. They buy back old and worn-out furniture to fix, upgrade, and pass on.

- Reducing food waste. IKEA has planned a proper portioning of their food with a healthy meal plan to avoid their customers having to waste food.



Thank you IKEA for showing us how it's done!

Foreo has started an initiative where they will plant a tree for every product sold.

This is a great step towards the recovery of tress being chopped off for paper, furniture, and so on. Not only that, Foreo is making their products from recyclable materials where their customers can return the old makeup containers to them to be recycled.

On the other hand, the company has a great social focus. So you can be sure that all the produts are produced in an ethical way, having the workers as the first priority.