Each day, approximately 600 million plastic straws are used and disposed of in Europe and the USA. These straws eventually end up in landfills and oceans, causing harm to the environment and wildlife. In 2009, a designer from Berlin named Arman Emami pondered why reusable drinking straws were not more common. He soon realized that ...
Small changes can make a massive impact on the environment. One of those changes is to have your parcels delivered to a pick-up point instead of your home adress. ...
Every year, an estimated 16 billion single-use paper coffee cups are used globally. All the disposable cups on the market still contain a thin plastic inner lining that makes ...
Is it possible that something ordinary like a soap bar can make the world a bit better? Yes, it is. Researchers from Andea – a Peruvian mineral water brand ...
Ethical sourcing means making sure that the things we buy are made in a way that is good for the environment and fair for the people who make them. ...
Houseplants have been proven to have numerous health and psychological benefits. But due to limited space and inconsistent lighting, many urban dwellers struggle to grow plants in their cramped ...
It took the Matilda Bay brewers 27 batches to create a beer that met their master brewer’s standards: the Original Ale. To promote this perfect brew, a range of ...
For many people rain is a major obstacle to go cycling. That’s why Brussels Mobility came up with this awesome product activation. The Poncho Posters were a limited series ...
To mark the launch of Heinekens new Silver lager, the beer brand teamed up with Los Angeles designer The Shoe Surgeon to create Heinekicks. The limited-edition sneakers (32 pairs ...
In a successful pursuit to drive repeat purchase behavior and convert regular buyers into premium customers, Gall & Gall cleverly used the power of promotional reward marketing. When people ...