Plastic pollution has become a global crisis, silently threatening our planet’s health and wellbeing. Over the years, our reliance on plastic has grown exponentially, leading to devastating consequences for our environment, wildlife, and human health. It’s time to take action and tackle this urgent issue before it’s too late. Plastic pollution is a dire environmental […]
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This Saturday is the next Ivybridge Saturday Market at Glanvilles Mill with stalls offering a range of local foods and crafts. We will be there without our full refill range including washing up liquids, fabric conditioners, laundry liquids, floor and antibacterial cleaners and much more, all at unbeatable prices, so remember to bring your bottles
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I thought it would be useful to put together some video’s demonstrating how to use some of the products I sell in my Eco Shop. This is my first one, showing how to use Ocean Saver refill products out of the box. In this video, I show how to mix the Ocean Saver Antibacterial Refill
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Jo’s Eco Shop are proud to announce the launch of their ECOmmerce shop on the Facebook social media platform. Featuring a product catalogue fully integrated with our online shop, the Facebook shop is designed to be a handy way to browse and buy products, whilst staying updated with the latest eco-friendly promotions and offers from
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It’s a fine balance. Humans are consumers by nature, and most of us purchase goods on a daily basis. The vast majority of the goods we buy come in some form of packaging. The primary reason why goods are packaged is to keep them safe and clean from the time they leave the manufacturer to
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It is a known fact that the UK produces 10 million tonnes of food and drink waste each year. Buying large quantities of food in amounts defined by the vendor is one of the contributing factors leading to waste. By buying more than we need in difficult to reseal plastic containers which greatly reduce their
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