Tagged as Sustainable Living

In a study, published in the journal 'Environment International', the researchers detected microplastics in human placentas and carried with them substances which act like endocrine disruptors and could cause long-term effects on human health.

More and more parents are becoming aware of environmental issues and might want to make more conscious decisions, when shopping for clothing for their children. Here are some tips for when you take your little ones shopping.

Aspall Vinegar is a business which has deep rooted links to organic.

July is peak hay fever season for people allergic to grass pollen. 95% of hay fever sufferers in the UK are allergic to grass pollen, and with almost half the population estimated to be affected by hay fever, that’s around 29 million people affected. Fortunately there is an organic way for hay fever sufferers to help deal with their hay fever.

To make your summer grill really organic, don't just stop with meat - there are plenty of organic spices, sauces and vegetables which can complement the meal!

We have listed a few tips for those who are new to an organic diet and are looking for some directions on where to find organic meat and what to look for. One of the leading UK organic farmers, Lord Newborough, the owner of Rhug Estate, will also share some tips to help new adopters find and choose organic products.

For the days when you don't feel like cooking or if you are travelling in the UK, there are some great places where you can enjoy organic meals.

With more and more people taking a responsible approach when shopping for meat, and reducing their meat consumption, it is no surprise that the organic meat industry is on the rise. Health, animal welfare and environment are major points of concern which lead people to buy less but better quality meat. In this article we will share some key points of a scientific research as well as interviews with leading organic UK farmers, to shed more light on the benefits of organic meat for people, animals and the environment.

Spring brings more daylight to our lives and homes, but it also means we can see more places in our houses and gardens which need our attention. Dust, spots, dirt...you name it!

Comfrey leaves are full of vital nutrients: it’s easy to turn them into an excellent (and free!) liquid fertiliser.

This May, together with Abel & Cole and Garden Organic UK we are celebrating the environmental and social benefits of organic flower growing.