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aking eco-friendly choices is no longer optional—it’s a shared responsibility. As consumption outpaces nature’s ability to replenish, we must act fast. This post shares three practical, mindful habits you can adopt daily to support environmental regeneration—without drastically changing your lifestyle.

This article was written by guest writer Janet Lovelace of workcanwait.net Every business owner hopes to make a profit at some point, but those who incorporate sustainability into their business model hope to do so without harming the environment, society, or the communities in which they live. And to achieve this goal of reducing their environmental impact, aspiring business owners...

If you haven't heard of Baby Shark by now, where have you been hiding? The catchy tune and the uber-cute family of sharks have been dominating kid-friendly playlists since 2016. 

There are so many accessories and everyday items that we give very little thought to. This is largely down to the fact that they are so "everyday". Take earrings, for example. 

Summer is almost over and it's back to school-for some.  The reopening of schools, in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, has ignited furious debate and any conclusive resolution seems a long way away. Understandably so. 

Our world has been thrown upside down, and we're all in the process of adjusting to this inverted reality we'll be living through for the foreseeable future. 

Our craving for popcorn got the better of us last week. With cinemas closed during the lockdown, many of us have been hankering for some cinema-cooked popcorn and a movie. In that order.

Joanne Yusuf is a passionate sewer, wife and mother, but it doesn't end there. Joanne is committed to sustainable crafting practices and buys second hand whenever possible.

Freedom has been a hot topic in recent weeks. For the vast majority of us, the freedom we have become so accustomed to has been severely curtailed in recent week

Happy Earth Day, Earthlings! Our commitment to the planet we all share is reflected in our name. We stay true to this commitment by creating eco-friendly cutting mats for eco-conscious creators around the gl

No matter where we live or how big our homes are, being forced to stay at home for days on end is a challenge. Keeping kids happy and actively engaged in meaningful activities is so important during these times.

If we were not able to prioritize health in making ecopeco® cutting mats, we wouldn’t make them. It’s that simple.

With just 15 days left, Christmas 2019 is a go! This time of the year is jam-packed full of fun, family and festivities the days leading up to Christmas can be hectic. 

A few weeks ago, the ecopeco team was doing a quick review of the year so far. There has been lots to celebrate and lots to learn.

While our efforts to keep improving and progressing are certainly worth aspiring to, we have had to make sacrifices in areas of our life where time and patience are crucial. This has seen the proliferation of all kinds of throw-away products that make our lives more efficient. These benefits have come at a cost to our health however. 

At ecopeco® our priorities are different. In creating tools that ignite your creative spirit, our first commitment is to crafting tools that we too would use and would allow our families to use. Our commitment resonates in every ecopeco® cutting mat that we produce.

Our cutting mats form the foundation of your creativity and we love knowing that we’re able to be a part of your creative process. That’s why we are 100% committed to providing the safest, most environmentally friendly cutting mats on the planet. 

If you are like most of us, you probably use at least one plastic item every day. Through successful marketing and publicity campaigns, most of us also know that we should avoid using plastics with BPA for health-related reasons. However, there is another commonly used plastic linked to causing health and environmental problems that you probably haven't heard much discussion...