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A new partnership between the NAHS and environmental reporting specialist Greenleaf TDG has been confirmed.

DIRTEA has launched at Selfridges as part of SUPERMARKET – a four-week experiment which ‘imagines an earth-conscious shop of the future’.

OF&G has published a manifesto highlighting key advantages of organic 'in response to unprecedented transitional upheaval in farming’.

NPN hears from Martin Sawyer about Clare McDermott, who has left the Soil Association after eight years as business development director.

In a move towards regulating the sector, the FSA has published a list of CBD products which are a step closer to authorization.

Entry is now open for the Beauty Shortlist ECO Awards, founded last year to encourage consumers to lead a less throw-away lifestyle.

The return of NOPEX was met with strong attendance as buyers ‘came out in force’ to celebrate after ‘three years in hibernation'.

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Mooncup has revealed that over three billion single-use period products have been saved from ending up on beaches, oceans and landfill. 

In a move to offer hundreds of brands the chance to partner with the retailer, e-commerce platform Superdrug Marketplace is launching.

Beauty brand UpCircle has partnered with rePurpose Global to remove more plastic than it creates as a business, and is now Plastic Negative.

Ekó Botanicals has launched in the UK with a collection of clean, multitasking, sustainable skincare solutions for maturing skin.

Unilever is piloting new blockchain technology to help it increase traceability and transparency within its palm oil use.

The Beauty Shortlist’s Mama & Baby Awards return with the best clean, green products for mums, mums-to-be, babies, toddlers and children.

The latest research from Mintel reveals that around a fifth (19%) of women bought period underwear in the 12 months to August 2021.

Debuting this month, Airsnax is a range of nutritious puffed snacks made using chickpeas, green peas and yellow peas.

A pioneering new study confirms for the first time the detection of microplastic pollution in human blood.

A report in the i newspaper has revealed that refill stores are facing crisis as ‘shoppers lose interest in zero-waste lifestyles’.

New research reveals 68% of consumers are uneasy about how brands promote ‘woke’ causes, with 41% noticing a rise in woke-washing.

An open letter from Neals Yard calling for Government to reverse its decision to lift its ban on neonicotinoids has received wide support.