The humble brown paper bag has stood the test of time. It’s been with us since the 1850s. (In a lot less time, plastic bags produced an on-going pollution crisis.) This unassuming essential also has a much more exciting history than you’d imagine…
After the shake-up and stripping down that was 2020, we’re looking ahead with a strong appreciation for the simple things – the cherished essentials of life. We believe in green business because it protects these things, the things we love and need most. To lead healthy, thriving lives we need healthy, thriving environments.
Our 850ml Single Compartment Sugarcane Box with Separate Lid has a new Lid design, which is now in stock. The new Lid has a different pattern embossed on the top, and a deeper groove running around the edge. The base of the Box fits into this groove, which means that the new Lid fits onto…
GREEN HOME’s big hairy audacious goal is to make plant-based packaging the norm by 2030. And then along came 2020. This year has been one helluva rollercoaster ride, especially within the food industry. However, despite this, we’re seeing something incredible…
Our range of Clear Compostable Bioplastic Bags come in a choice of two raw materials: PLA and wood cellulose. PLA is made from corn starch, and wood cellulose is made from – you guessed it – wood fibre. What else is different about them?
This blog post was written by GREEN HOME’s founder and MD – Catherine Morris. Over the past few months Lockdown has been tough for many businesses, and people’s personal lives, and GREEN HOME is no exception. But, as we enter Level 1, I feel compelled to reflect on an incredible phenomenon within GREEN HOME. Some…
Our front office in Cape Town is now OPEN! That’s right. We’ve been working remotely for the past few months, and now our Cape Town team is ready to see you! Come in and view samples of new products in our range, such as biodegradable bottles, new bags and new wrapped cutlery packs. We are…
Eco Friendly packaging considers the full life cycle of packaging. Along with the functionality of the packaging, it takes into account what happens before and after use. First up, it’s important to know where the raw materials come from. Is the source sustainably managed? Does it contain harmful ingredients? Is it renewable, or fossil fuel-based?…
A Sugarcane Bowl before composting, and at two stages during the composting process We often get asked: ‘How long do your products take to break down?’ The Quick AnswerAll of our products are compostable and will break down in roughly 2 – 12 weeks in composting conditions. The Long AnswerIt depends. Mostly, on what a…
