When we wheel out our bins on rubbish day, its contents are quickly out of sight and out of mind. Our trash will get collected, and taken away. Problem solved. Except, of course, the problem has only been relocated. (Most likely to a landfill). Our rubbish is now a city management problem. And the planet’s…
Described by CNN as one of the ‘7 African music festivals you really have to see’, MTN Bushfire is an iconic celebration of creative expression. It attracts talent and attendees from across Africa and around the world. Together with supporting and celebrating the arts, MTN Bushfire is also a platform that promotes social responsibility and…
Our core vision is for packaging to exist in a waste free loop. Waste free loops are efficient, in sync with the natural world, regenerative, healthier, and more resilient. They also reduce pollution and, of course, minimise waste.
What’s the difference between biodegradable and compostable? And what do these terms tell us about how products break down how long it takes?
This month marks 15 years (yup, a decade and a half!) since the GREEN HOME journey began. The spirit of 2007 is part of our founding DNA; a spirit of progressive reinvention and willingness to go against the grain.
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’ve added new Palm Leaf plates, bowls and containers to our Extended Range. Made from fallen leaves that are cleaned and steam pressed.
We’re excited to introduce a very cool new product, perfect for the fast approaching summer season. This nifty solution is perfect for crunchy toppings, fresh berries, sauces and dressings that are best added just before eating. It allows you to keep ingredients crisp and crunchy, serving up fresh, flavourful food.
Spring is right around the corner and the birds, bees and flowers are getting busy. Whoohooo! And at GREEN HOME, we’re taking our cue from Mama Nature and sending out some new shoots of our own…
