Sustainable & Ethical Vegetables
Vegetables are the gift that keep on giving. But how often are they ethical vegetables?
Ethical Vegetables
A plant based diet is a fabulous way to live life. It's ethical and super good for you.
However it's important to know where your veggies come from. Some are mass harvested, depleting soils and resulting in mono-cropping. Others are simply unethical resulting in forced labor.
We digest which are some of the most ethical vegetables.
“Life expectancy would grow by leaps and bounds if vegetables smelled as good as bacon”
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Ethical vegetables
We look at all sorts of products ranging from:
Tropical vegetables
Sweet potatoes
Avocadoes and beans
Green vegetables
It’s not easy to manage a sustainable pantry, particularly limiting waste and your carbon footprint. It actually requires a tonne of research and scrutiny, which quite frankly takes time.
That’s where we come in.
We’re here to make your life easier by thoroughly vetting and reviewing these products so that you can save time.
And it’s no longer just about not doing any harm! It’s also about providing a positive contribution, and actually leaving things better than you found it. That’s what ethical, social and sustainable business is about.
We’re making sure that we’re not just throwing words like ‘eco’ and ‘green’ around lightly. The household products we’ll be featuring on this website are ones that have been thoroughly investigated. They’re products that we look at with a somewhat critical lens to make sure they’re making a net positive contribution to people and planet.
It’s still early days for us (we only set up late 2020) but you can find plenty more about us on our Instagram page.
