Earth Day 2023

H&M hopes to use recycled or eco-friendly materials for all of its products by the year 2030. For 65% of the materials used, this is already the case.

The company also offers a Conscious Line of goods that are produced with special attention paid to the environment and contain at least 50% environmentally friendly materials, such as processed polyester or organic cotton. To spot the Conscious Line, look for a green tag on the merchandise!

Looking at the information on their website is another fantastic way to determine how sustainably made your next shirt will be:

- 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?

The first technology company to offer recycling to its customers was Dell.

Their objectives are motivated by the concept of a circular economy where waste is rendered obsolete! Dell has an outstanding supply chain, outstanding engineering teams, and strong customer relationships. In the same way, Dell hopes that by 2030 every product they make will be reused or recycled into a similar product, and all of their packaging will be made of sustainable materials!

Watsons' initiative makes recycling simple. Customers can simply purchase a 490 ml bottle and ask the staff to assist them in refilling the shampoo or shower gel. Use your own bottle if you've previously purchased Watsons Natural products.

Now, you can embellish your full bottle with labels and stickers to give it a special, fashionable look. Last but not least, you can pay a price that is 40% less than a brand-new bottle.

You have now used 58% less plastic because you decided to refill! HOORAY!

Adidas is a business that emphasises all of the sustainable facets. With their products, they hope to empower athletes around the world and contribute to the reduction of plastic waste in the world.

By working with Parley, the company now aims to increase the scope of its initiatives and get more people involved in preserving the environment. They want to lessen the amount of plastic waste that has been regularly discovered in the oceans. They use plastic waste to create shoes that can later be recycled thanks to the Adidas X Parley initiative.

Adidas shows us once more on this Earth Day how a small action can have a big impact on sustainability.

We are not kidding when we say that this brand has it all. Are you interested in learning more about IKEA's environmental commitments? Here, we share with you all of our favourite projects:

- Designing each product to be eventually recycled, repaired, remanufactured, and reused.

- IKEA buys back used furniture from its customers. They purchase used furniture to repair, upgrade, and resell.

- Minimising food waste. To prevent their customers from having to waste food, IKEA has planned proper portioning of their food with a healthy meal plan.



We appreciate IKEA for demonstrating how to do it!

Foreo has launched a campaign in which they pledge to plant a tree for each product sold.

This is an important step in the recovery of trees that have been cut down for furniture, paper, and other purposes. Additionally, Foreo uses recyclable materials in the production of its products, and its customers are welcome to recycle any used makeup containers with them.

The business, however, has a strong social focus. So you can be sure that everything is made ethically, putting the needs of the workers first.