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We think not. In fact, we think the statistics around soy are compelling arguments to eat more plants. Here’s why.

We've trawled the research to find the truth about soy and we think it’s more complicated than the common arguments against this little legume would have us believe. Is soy single-handedly responsible for destroying the environment? We think not.

Our Sustainability Partner shares her thoughts and tips

With multiple councils and governments across the globe declaring a climate emergency, the worsening environmental situation can often feel overwhelming. 

What Is Eco-Anxiety And How Can You Cope With It?

A tech-centric approach to sustainability and carbon emissions undermines the value in readily available, relatively cheap and extremely high impact nature-based solutions.

We’re living in a time of unprecedented technological change that some are calling the ‘new industrial revolution’. Developments have meant we can now ‘print’ medical devices and cars are literally parking themselves. It’s also proving an exciting time for ‘green-tech’, with developments in carbon capture which have seen the first ‘drawn-down’ of a ton of CO2 for under $100 by ‘Carbon Engineering’ - an important step in proving the viability of carbon dioxide removal. But these sorts of developments tend to make us feel like there’s breathing room and a group of people ‘out there’ with THE answer to climate change. This is dangerous at a time when the scale of our efforts are already vastly mis-matched to the scale of the issue. 

Why Tech Alone Won’t Change The Climate Crisis

Recyclable packaging will go to land-fill if more than 5% of it is stained with food or other organic materials. Read about our recommendations for how to recycle effectively. 

A watershed moment in my recycling-life (very worthy of its own category...alongside my social life and work life), was on a visit to a waste plant in London’s hinterlands. Here I discovered that recyclable packaging will go to land-fill if more than 5% of it is stained / soiled with food or other organic materials.

Partnering with local communities to encourage sustainable tree planting benefits the environment but also makes a huge difference to people and their communities too

In order to combat climate change, one thing we need to do, is to remove the excess carbon from our atmosphere, and planting trees is one of the most effective nature-based solutions that exists to do this. Whenever you recommend allplants to a friend through our Refer A Friend scheme, we plant a tree in Zambia with the help of WeForest. 

Can planting more trees empower communities and save the planet?

Our glass Treats and Breakfasts jars are recyclable but there are plenty of ways you can upcycle them instead. We’ve got seven ideas to inspire you.

Our glass Treats and Breakfasts jars are recyclable but there are plenty of ways you can upcycle them instead. Reusing has numerous environmental benefits; it helps to save energy, limits pollution, conserves natural resources and also reduces greenhouse gas emissions. For a bit of inspiration we’ve listed seven ideas below to show you how to upcycle your empty allplants extras jars.

Have you been wondering why palm oil keeps cropping up on ingredients lists and in the news? Here's the lowdown on what it is, its controversies and whether or not palm oil can be sustainable.

2020 was arguably the year that sustainable shopping went mainstream. From growing sustainability efforts in the fashion industry, to eco-conscious practices entering the world of tech, supermarkets were also at the forefront of this planet-friendly progress. 

Sustainable Supermarkets: Eco-Friendly Updates From 2020

With the start of 2021 looking very different to most new years, it’s easy to see that technology and social uncertainties will continue to shape the things we do, what we eat and even what we wear.

Sustainable Fashion Trends To Watch Out For In 2021

The adoption of a zero-waste and mindful lifestyle has become more accepted in recent years, and is crucial to some individuals. But should this approach to life become standardised, for the health of our planet as well as ourselves? I chatted to London-based wellness blogger and yoga instructor Serena Lee as we take a deep dive into what these terms mean to her, and how we, as individuals, can make a positively-imperfect impact by loving more, and wasting less.

5 Ways to Reduce Your Waste: With Serena Lee

As 2021 kicks into – hopefully way more positive – action all around the world, there’s an excitingly explosive movement afoot. As ever this year, there are more and more people setting good intentions in January to start the year fuelled with the healthy goodness of plant-based living. 

Welcome To Our Table: A Note From JP This January

As far as grains go, it’s pretty easy to come across oats every day and not know much about them. We’ve taken a look into their environmental, nutritional and unexpected credentials and here are our findings.

Power Of Plants: 5 Ways Oats Will Change The World (or your day, at least)

The food industry is at the centre of a number of major global challenges, including climate change, and shrinking resources. We know that our production and consumption of food – protein in particular – is in need of transformation. And ‘business as usual’ is not an option anymore. 

Our Planet

The Truth About Soy and the Environment

What Is Eco-Anxiety And How Can You Cope With It?

Why Tech Alone Won’t Change The Climate Crisis

Our Guide on How To Recycle Properly

Can planting more trees empower communities and save the planet?

Upcycling Your allplants Glass Jars

What’s The Deal With Palm Oil?

Let us take care of dinner

Sustainable Supermarkets: Eco-Friendly Updates From 2020

Sustainable Fashion Trends To Watch Out For In 2021

5 Ways to Reduce Your Waste: With Serena Lee

Welcome To Our Table: A Note From JP This January

Power Of Plants: 5 Ways Oats Will Change The World (or your day, at least)

Plants For Our Planet: This January And Beyond