Sourcing unique products and finding compatible suppliers is increasingly vital for new businesses

The renaissance of independent retailers and brands has provided rich pickings for shops and producers that want to connect and do business with each other. Here are the stories of some tha

As the threat of climate change looms large and the price of goods continues to go up, many of us are looking for ways to be more sustainable around the house, especially if it’s going to save us money. Fortunately, there are plenty of ways to make your life a little more eco-friendly withou

Looking for ways to minimize your company’s environmental impact when hosting events, meetings, or groups? Of course, you are. When sustainability is a company priority, group travel might raise concerns, but sustainable event planning is still achievable, even if attendees must travel from

A complimentary reusable straw is now exclusively available to Disneyland Resort Magic Key holders.

The straw is available near Silly Symphony Swings daily between 2:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. On March 23 and 24, it will only be available until 5:00 p.m.

Guests must present their Magic

Celiac disease experts theorize that some plastic straw alternatives, particularly those made of wheat straw or pasta, may contain gluten or gluten byproducts.

There is no direct evidence to confirm paper straws contain gluten.

Embracing plastic straw alternatives may require secon

Reusable straws are going to see an 11% surge in demand between now and 2031 due to raised environmental awareness among consumers.

According to a new research report by Future Market Insights, the change is down to plastic having been synonymous with pollution and an increase in company

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First Watch executives couldn’t believe the number was right.

Thirty million plastic straws used every year? It seemed like a lot, even for a fast-growing full-service restaurant chain. 

“We made our supply chain lead go back and double check it,” said Matt Eisen

Shareholders need to protect their investments; employees need to protect their paycheques

In economic downturns private spending on luxury goods tends to abate. Two predictions follow from that, given the economic storm clouds now on the horizon. First, there should be lower spending

PLANS for a controversial eco-friendly home made of straw on the outskirts of Stratford have been given the green-light.

The application for the four-bedroom property on Bordon Hill was approved unanimously at a meeting of Stratford District Council (SDC) on the basis of the home’s