Posted in organic, tagged farmer's market, organic, walthamstow on 9 November 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The damage :
“organically reared rare breed Suffolk redpoll beef” minced beef £3.58/0.45kg and “organically reared rare breed Tamworth pork” pork chops £4.24/0.42 kg from Muck & Magic Farming Ltd
turkey sausages with fresh cranberries £2.84/0.40kg and free range chicken thighs £3.20/0.39kg from Pastures Poultry Farm
ginger and spring onion sausages £3.86/0.39kg from The Giggly Pig Company
2 half-loaf cakes (banana [...]
Posted in carbon neutral, fairtade, organic, tagged bag, chocolate, fairtrade, green, guui, halloween, organic, reuse on 25 October 2009 | Leave a Comment »
A lot of kids (and kids at heart) love the Halloween and go through great lengths decorating their homes and making costumes for trick or treating. We hope you’d enjoy all the festivities that goes with it, but spare a thought for the environment and heed some of the tips we’ve gathered around the net:
The [...]
Posted in carbon neutral, fairtade, organic, product reviews, tagged bag, carrier, cotton, fairtrade, guui, organic on 15 September 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Get your credit cards and start buying! Our website is now up and running after a temporary blip. Get the guui organic, fairtade cotton carrier bag now for your shopping!
Posted in organic, tagged benefits, environment, food, health, no, organic, pesticides on 29 July 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I am all for people making an informed decision. But really, these different studies have done quite a lot to confuse us.
A quick glance at the BBC’s related news alone, gives me this headlines:
‘Organic has no health benefits’
Organic food ‘better’ for heart
Organic milk ‘higher in vitamins’
Aren’t you beginning to hate those ‘quotes’?
I buy organic. [...]
Posted in around the home, ethical, fairtade, organic, tagged credit, crunch, environment, ethical, habits, organic, recycled on 17 November 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Now that the credit crunch have hit us so hard that we minimised most things to basic essentials, is it possible that when we start going back to our old habits of luxury that we start thinking of the negative effects of these luxuries to the environment of our children? What I’m trying to say [...]
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