JHB, We're Upsizing! — Our Gauteng branch is moving 16 March 2026. See details here.
GREEN HOME’s exciting partnership with Maynardville saw the open air theatre’s vibey food market go compostable. Instead of making waste, we made healthy, good-for-the-earth compost.
Something really cool happened a few weeks ago. You may recall us talking animatedly about our partnership with MTN Bushfire, back at the beginning of winter. To quickly recap, this iconic African festival is ‘closing the loop’ on waste in their Global Food Village, with our 100% compostable food packaging. We were at the fest in early…
Here at GREEN HOME, all our takeaway coffee cups are lined with plant-based PLA bioplastic to make them watertight. Here are some important advantages to lining our coffee cups with PLA…
Our tagline sums up what we do in 4 words. It’s GREEN HOME in a nutshell. And that makes it a powerful tool. And now, at the start of 2023, we’re making an important tagline tweak. Officially, that is. (Unofficially, this shift has been happening for some time already.) We’re switching from 100% biodegradable food…
What’s the difference between biodegradable and compostable? And what do these terms tell us about how products break down how long it takes?
We’ve grown and are literally busting out of the seams of our current Gauteng home. We’ll be moving to a bigger space 7 March 2022 and look forward to welcoming you to it.
This year we’re open right up until 23 December at 12noon. And after a short break and a few public holidays, we’ll be back bright and early on 3 January 2022 at 8am. While we won’t be gone for long, please note our closing dates to ensure you have all you need. And if you’re…
Sugarcane Hot Cup Lids are a brand new addition to our Standard Range. These sustainable sip Lids can be easily composted at home. And they are marine friendly too (although we never want them to end up there).
We’re all over-familiar with conventional plastic. But what about bioplastic? If you’re at all fuzzy, fear not. We explain what that little ‘bio’ prefix is all about in this post…
