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For everything food and sustainability-related, consider this your go-to place. From how to make the most environmentally-friendly choices at the supermarket to how to reduce your food waste. 

Of the widely accepted sustainable consumer habits, shopping local is right up there. It makes intuitive sense to keep money in the local community, diversifying our economy and knowing that the produce you buy there hasn’t travelled as far, and therefore caused as many emissions. Both very valid points and I’m not here to throw a spanner in the works or confuse anyone into inaction. I applaud anyone who is committed to shopping in this way, but there are a few caveats to consider when shopping for things like strawberries and tomatoes.

Ellie Unearths: Why Local Isn’t Always Better

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

Decrease food waste, fight single-use plastic, organise your fridge space and vamp it up with cute designs? Sign us up. 

5 Eco-Friendly Products To Help Keep Food Fresh

We’ve taken a look at some of the biggest trends and wins from 2020 that show that sustainable supermarket strategies are here to stay. 

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

Plant-based milk alternatives are on the up, but what’s the difference between them? We take a look at which non-dairy milk is best for the environment, and your body. 

Plant-based milk is good for our bodies and the environment. But are all milk alternatives created equal?

Milking it? The lowdown on plant-based milk  

In this series, we chatted to a bunch of our vegan friends from all different walks of life to find out what they eat in a typical day, and beyond. Read about Max, the Zero-Waste Chef. 

Having been totally waste-free for just over 1000 days, we chatted to Zero Waste Chef, Author of More Plants Less Waste, and sustainability King, Max La Manna about his plant-based lifestyle. He shares some tips for how we can all make a few smaller changes to our plates each day to live a little more sustainably.

Food Diaries: Max La Manna, the Zero-Waste Chef

We freeze the food we buy for so many different reasons, from locking in the nutrients of fresh produce to making things like a loaf of bread last longer. Not to mention the pure ease and convenience that frozen meals can offer.

Here’s a closer look at the factors which mean that joining the plantribe can help the environment.

Enjoying a plant-based diet not only brings us varied, delicious and healthy meals, but it’s also good for the environment!

Plates For The Planet – How Can Veganism Help The Environment? 

Blog Collection: Sustainable Eating Guide

Sustainable Eating Guide