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Enviro Waste Management rebrands to strengthen focus on commercial waste

Thu, 03 Apr 2025 13:03:02 +0000

LONDON, UK. 3rd April, 2025 – Enviro Waste Management, a pillar in the waste management industry, has embarked on a strategic rebrand to reinforce its commitment to enhancing operational efficiency while simultaneously reducing environmental impact. Moving away from its previous focus on domestic and construction waste, the company is now solely dedicated to serving businesses, positioning itself as a one-stop waste solution in commercial waste management.

The revamped brand identity includes a modern yet user friendly website and refreshed tone of voice on all online channels of communication. Additionally, Enviro Waste Management will also undertake a phase by phase revamp of offline assets such as uniforms, trucks, sacks, and more. This shift also brings expanded service offerings, including bins and sacks collections introduced last year which includes overnight collection service, ensuring businesses experience uninterrupted service tailored to their operational needs. More than just collecting waste, the company ensures materials are repurposed when possible, properly sorted at their waste yard, and disposed of in the most sustainable way.

“Our core values have always been about helping businesses operate more efficiently while reducing their environmental footprint,” said Eli Kushmaro, CEO and Founder of Enviro Waste Management. “While our brand is built on reliability and robust customer support, with this rebrand, we’re not only sharpening our focus on commercial waste but also expanding our service portfolio to truly become the ultimate partner for businesses.”

The new logo embodies this transformation with a bold blue design and a distinct brown ‘I’ at its centre, symbolizing the customer at the heart of the company’s operations. The deliberate shift away from the industry-standard green, Enviro Waste Management has adopted a bold brown and blue theme, brown symbolizing warmth and reliability, while blue reinforces professionalism and trust.

Backed by thorough market research and a legacy of excellence, this rebrand is a clear signal of the company’s commitment to evolving with its customers’ needs, merging traditional values with modern innovation to deliver comprehensive waste management solutions for the commercial sector.

For more information about the rebrand, please visit https://envirowastemanagement.com/ or contact Allysin Pinto, Marketing Lead, at allysin@envirowastemanagement.com.

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Fleete starts construction on major UK commercial vehicle electric charging hub at Port of Tilbury

Thu, 27 Mar 2025 14:03:05 +0000

ESSEX, UK. March 27th, 2025 – Fleete, a pioneering provider of fleet charging solutions, has begun construction on a dedicated commercial vehicle electric charging hub believed to be the largest in the UK, a shared facility located in the Port of Tilbury, with completion targeted for December 2025.

The project is the first works funded by the UK Government under the Thames Freeport seed capital programme, which advances clean energy technology crucial to the Port of Tilbury’s drive toward net zero emissions.

The £1 million in Freeport seed capital funding awarded to Fleete supports the development of a 5 megawatt (MW) electric commercial vehicle charging station with 16 rapid chargers that can serve up to 16 electric heavy goods vehicles (HGVs) at once. The investment will accelerate the Port of Tilbury’s green energy transition, helping to improve air quality for local communities and supporting businesses capitalise on new opportunities in sustainable transport, driving economic growth and job creation.

Serving as a vital ‘clean fuel’ charging point along the A13 corridor into London, the new facility will meet rising traffic demands from major developments within the Thames Freeport programme.

The largest of the Thames ports, the Port of Tilbury is a key location for major transportation and logistics operations with over 10,000 vehicle movements at port every day. With over 60 companies with commercial vehicle fleets registered as tenants at the port, including major hauliers and container transporters, the demand for sustainable transport solutions is more urgent than ever. Currently the Port of Tilbury faces key challenges in decarbonising heavy transport including infrastructure limitations, land availability and grid capacity.

Fleete’s new EV Charging Hub directly addresses these barriers to fleet electrification, providing a reliable, high-capacity charging solution.

Strategically designed and located for large fleet operators, the Port of Tilbury EV Charging Hub will feature:

12 ultra-fast chargers each capable of delivering up to 360 kW of power, optimised for heavy goods vehicles and commercial fleets, supplied by Heliox; and 4 chargers via the Voltempo HyperCharging Megawatt Charging System funded through the eFREIGHT 2030 project1.
Fair and efficient sharing of grid capacity between Port of Tilbury tenants, using intelligent energy management systems.
Accessibility to EV charging for fleets operating in and passing through the Port of Tilbury area.2

Chris Morrison, Chief Investment Officer at Fleete said: “We are delighted to begin work on the first of our network of shared electric HGV Charging Hubs throughout the UK, starting with our 5MW project at Tilbury which is expected to be the largest of its kind in the UK once fully operational. Our close collaboration with the Port of Tilbury, along with significant funding from Thames Freeport, is a testament to their commitment to accelerating the shift to zero-emission fleets with this critical infrastructure development.

“At Fleete we are committed to overcoming the logistical and financial challenges of fleet electrification through our shared infrastructure hubs and software platform that make sustainable transport more accessible and cost-effective. This investment is a crucial step in building a net-zero logistics ecosystem and ensuring that the businesses in and around the Port of Tilbury have the resources they need to transition to cleaner transport alternatives.”

Minister for Local Growth and Building Safety, Alex Norris, said: “I am incredibly pleased to see the progress Fleete has made with the help of £1 million of capital funding from the Freeports programme.

“The new hub marks an important step forward for Thames Freeport’s vision of becoming a leader in green transport, and it will help us deliver on our Plan for Change by securing economic growth and opportunities in the region for years to come.”

Peter Ward, Commercial Director at the Port of Tilbury (a major logistics centre for London and the South East) and a member of the Thames Freeport board, said: “The Port of Tilbury EV Charging Hub will be a welcome addition to support the 6,000 HGVs that pass through the port every day, as we work to reduce the emissions impact of our customers’ operations.”

Thames Freeport CEO, Martin Whiteley, said: “We are thrilled to announce the launch of the largest commercial vehicle recharging hub in the Thames Freeport. This milestone underscores our commitment to driving innovation and sustainability in the logistics and transportation sectors. By providing state-of-the-art recharging infrastructure capable of supporting a significant volume of commercial vehicles, we are not only facilitating the transition to cleaner energy but also reinforcing Thames Freeport’s position as a leader in green growth and economic development. This hub is a testament to our vision of creating a future-ready, environmentally responsible logistics ecosystem.”

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1 eFREIGHT 2030 is part of the UK Government’s Zero Emission HGV and Infrastructure Demonstration programme

2 Services available only to commercial vehicle operators who have agreed to Fleete’s Terms & Conditions.

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Notts Sport Unveils CocoTurf: The World’s First Non-Plastic Artificial Grass

Tue, 04 Mar 2025 12:03:01 +0000

LEICESTERSHIRE, UK. March 4th, 2025 – Notts Sport, the UK’s leading specialist in play and sports surfacing, is excited to announce the launch of CocoTurf, the world’s first non-plastic artificial turf made entirely from natural coconut fibres. This groundbreaking product offers a sustainable, eco-friendly solution for playgrounds and recreational spaces, combining durability, performance, and environmental responsibility.

In a world where environmental consciousness is becoming increasingly important, Notts Sport proudly presents CocoTurf as an alternative to traditional synthetic grass, which often relies on plastic materials. With CocoTurf, the company has redefined the concept of artificial turf by eliminating the use of plastics, microplastics, and per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), all while maintaining the high standards of performance and safety expected from play surfaces.

CocoTurf is crafted from coconut husks, a renewable natural resource processed into durable, high-performance fibres. The surface is backed by certified natural rubber latex, making it 100% non-plastic and free from toxic substances. The result is a safe, environmentally friendly, long-lasting surface perfect for children’s playgrounds, schools, parks, and other high-traffic areas. The materials used in CocoTurf are entirely natural and non-toxic, providing a safer option for outdoor play without the environmental concerns typically associated with artificial turf.

A key advantage of CocoTurf is its environmental impact. Unlike traditional synthetic turf, CocoTurf utilises natural coconut fibres, making it more sustainable and can biodegrade. Not only does this reduce the risk of harmful microplastics entering the environment, but it also minimises the carbon footprint typically associated with manufacturing plastic-based surfaces. Furthermore, CocoTurf is designed to stand up to the elements, offering high levels of durability even in the most demanding conditions.

In terms of production, each coconut produces approximately 200 grams of usable fibres, and the husks of 600 coconuts provide sufficient fibres to cover a 60-square-metre children’s play area.

Duncan Bennett, CEO of Notts Sport, shared his excitement about this revolutionary product: “This is a milestone in the evolution of outdoor play surfaces. Our drive to find ever more sustainable surfacing solutions has led us to invent the world’s first non-plastic synthetic grass—CocoTurf. This is not just another product—it’s a revolution in sustainability. For the first time, communities can install an artificial surface without the harmful impact of plastics. This is the future of play surfaces, and we’re thrilled to lead the charge.”

CocoTurf’s design and performance make it the perfect choice for anyone seeking an environmentally responsible, durable, and safe surfacing solution. It promises to transform playgrounds and parks, providing an eco-friendly alternative that meets the highest safety and performance standards while reducing traditional artificial turf’s environmental footprint.

With CocoTurf, Notts Sport is paving the way toward a greener, more sustainable future for outdoor recreational spaces. By choosing CocoTurf, communities can enjoy the benefits of artificial turf while safeguarding the planet and the health of future generations.

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Act4water Launches Global Standard for Water Compensation

Thu, 27 Feb 2025 11:03:02 +0000

The Act4water Standard unlocks a voluntary market of Positive Water Credits generated by local water-enhancing projects

LONDON, UK. February 27th, 2025 – As global freshwater availability faces challenges, sustainability experts join forces to protect water resources and enable organisations to address their water footprint. The alliance agreement signed yesterday in London expands the reach and impact of the Act4water Standard, a certification framework designed to foster water compensation and promote climate change adaptation.

The announcement coincides with London’s emergence as a leading centre for water innovation, highlighted by the recent World Water-Tech Innovation Summit on February 25-26, 2025. Desirée Marín, who serves as Chairperson of the Act4water Executive Committee and represents Fundación Aquae in the alliance agreement, recently participated in the summit.

Commenting on the initiative, she notes: “This collaboration merges water science, business innovation, and social commitment, providing companies with a tangible measure of climate adaptation through water footprints and positive credits—driving resilience across businesses, ecosystems, and communities while fostering sustainable finance”.

Spain, where 75% of its population could face high water stress by 2050- according to a World Resources Institute analysis – becomes the launching ground for this international initiative. With active projects in critical areas such as Doñana, Barcelona, and Tenerife, the model aims to establish a global benchmark for water footprint compensation, drawing inspiration from the worldwide success of carbon markets.

Act4water promotes local initiatives that improve water quality and availability, such as aquifer recharge or water reuse. The impact of these projects is measured in Positive Water Credits, a quantifiable unit for positive water impact. Each credit represents 1,000 m³ of water footprint saved within a basin. In other words, if a project improves the quantity or quality equivalent to 1,000 m³ of water in an area, it generates 1 credit.

To evaluate the impact of projects, Act4water relies on distinct standardised methodologies such as the water footprint, a measure of humanity’s appropriation of fresh water, developed by Water Footprint Network (WFN). Rick Hogeboom, WFN director and member of Act4water’s Executive Committee, explains: “Aligning corporate action with rigorous methodologies is essential to ensure measurable and transparent positive impacts. By bringing the Water Footprint Network’s academic perspective, we aim to ensure water compensation practices drive long-term water sustainability and resilience”.

By a set of official certification marks registered in the EU, USA and UK, Act4water enables companies to compensate for their water footprint while supporting impactful local projects. The Act4water Standard provides organisations with a certification framework to showcase their dedication to sustainable water management, either through reduction efforts or impact compensation. Companies and institutions can earn Water Committed, Water Active, or Water Positive certifications based on their achievements. Moreover, the Water Neutral certification offers a way to validate water impact compensation for individual products, events, or spaces.

This international collaboration comes at a crucial time, with the entry into force of new regulations such as CSRD and Green Claims, which require improved transparency and accountability in corporate environmental reporting. Jaap Feil, managing partner at Water Footprint Implementation and a member of Act4water’s Executive Committee, notes that “this certification framework bridges the gap between regulatory compliance and tangible environmental impact, enabling businesses to meet new EU directives while driving real progress in protecting water resources”.

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SPS Pouches Hits Key Sustainability Milestone as UK Moves Towards a Waste-Free Future

Thu, 20 Feb 2025 10:03:01 +0000

BOURNEMOUTH, UK. February 20th, 2025 – As the packaging industry moves towards a more circular future, SPS Pouches proudly announces that it has fulfilled its commitment to ensuring all customers have access to flexible packaging that is either fully recyclable or reusable. By harnessing mono-material film technology, SPS Pouches has successfully delivered sustainable packaging solutions for both liquid and dry products—proving that environmental responsibility and packaging performance can go hand in hand.

The transition to fully recyclable packaging is a direct response to increasing consumer demand and industry-wide efforts to reduce waste. With the UK Government’s Simpler Recycling scheme set to improve kerbside collections for flexible packaging over the next couple of years, SPS Pouches is strategically positioned to help brands adapt their packaging to meet upcoming regulations. “By investing early in fully recyclable mono-material solutions, we’ve put ourselves on the front foot as we move towards a more circular economy,” said Elliot Hyams, Director at SPS Pouches. “Small brands and startups are under increasing pressure to meet sustainability goals, and we’re here to ensure they don’t have to compromise on quality, functionality, or design with their flexible packaging.”

As part of its commitment to driving industry progress, SPS Pouches will be attending the 2025 BPF and Plastics Europe Parliamentary Reception at the House of Lords on 4th March, hosted by Lord Harrington of Watford. The event will bring together key figures from across the plastics and packaging industries, alongside policymakers, to discuss the role of plastics in the UK’s economy and its path towards sustainability. With plastics contributing over £28.7 billion to the UK economy and supporting sectors such as food and drink, healthcare, and automotive, SPS Pouches recognises the importance of balancing functionality with environmental responsibility. The company continues to work closely with industry leaders and policymakers to ensure flexible packaging plays a role in a more sustainable future.

Looking beyond 2025, the company remains committed to pushing the boundaries of sustainable packaging and is actively exploring new solutions such as compostable bioplastics and cellulosic films to further expand its offering to a wide range of industries. On their website, they write: “We believe in a waste-free world and hope that your brand can join us on our sustainability journey.”

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EdgeSynergies Unveils Edge Data Centre Breakthrough at DSbD Showcase

Mon, 10 Feb 2025 07:03:02 +0000

LONDON, UK. February 10th, 2025 – EdgeSynergies are showcasing their pioneering UKRI-funded project under the Digital Security by Design (DSbD) programme, at the upcoming UK Digital Security by Design Showcase. This milestone event showcases EdgeSynergies’ secure, sustainable edge data centres, delivering low-latency compute while repurposing waste heat for decarbonisation—key to the UK’s digital future, economic resilience, and Net Zero goals.

At the event, EdgeSynergies will unveil MoatE (Morello at the Edge), a revolutionary digitally secure, energy-efficient edge computing solution. MoatE enables data centres to repurpose waste heat energy into usable energy, supporting urban heat networks and advancing the UK’s drive towards green, low-latency computing infrastructure. This breakthrough innovation directly contributes to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDG), reinforcing the UK’s leadership in secure, climate-conscious digital infrastructure.

With the rapid rise of AI, IoT, AV, VR, and edge computing, the demand for ultra-secure, high-performance, and energy-efficient edge data centres for low-latency computing has never been greater. EdgeSynergies’ MoatE harnesses the power of the UKRI-backed Morello architecture, embedding next-generation digital security by design principles to protect against cyber threats while ensuring high-efficiency computing.

Joydeep Mondal, Founder & CEO of EdgeSynergies, said: “The UK stands at a pivotal moment in defining the future of secure, sustainable computing. EdgeSynergies’ innovation represents a critical leap forward—combining next-gen cybersecurity with circular economy principles to transform edge data centres into green energy hubs. We are excited to present MoatE at the DSbD Showcase and invite governments, investors, and industry leaders to join us in scaling this ground-breaking solution.”

Margaret Blight, Co-Founder & CCO of EdgeSynergies, added: “The meteoric rise of AI inference is fueling a surge in demand for Edge compute. Without, green solutions that revolution will have an unprecedented impact to energy, water and carbon emissions. MoatE enables us to decarbonise compute by reusing waste heat for good in the community. Our work under the UKRI Digital Security by Design programme underscores the importance of embedding security at the silicon level while addressing the environmental impact of compute infrastructure. We call on policymakers, industry leaders, and tech innovators to support this mission and drive adoption of climate-positive digital infrastructure.”

EdgeSynergies invites government bodies, investors, compute customers, and industry partners to engage with us at the UK Digital Security by Design Showcase on 11th February 2025. This is a unique opportunity to support the UK’s ambition for secure, sustainable, and high-capacity edge computing—a vital step towards achieving Net Zero and digital sovereignty.

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Spudos hit UK screens on 13th February with their sustainable crisps brand

Thu, 06 Feb 2025 15:03:03 +0000

LONDON, UK. February 6th, 2025 – Spudos enters the Dragons’ Den on Thursday 13th of February at 8pm on BBC One with their unique crisps offering to see if they can tickle the Dragons’ taste buds. Spudos are unseasoned crisps that you season yourself with their 8 amazing flavours of Spud Dust. They’re UK produced and use home-compostable packaging and refillable tubs.

We eat 6 billion bags of crisps every year in the UK alone and most of those bags can’t be recycled and end up in landfill, the ocean, or being burned. Del Currie, Spudos co-founder, says “I started shopping more sustainably myself, but being a crisps addict, I was still sneaking off for a cheeky bag of crisps and feeling guilty throwing that empty packet in the bin”. So he decided to start Spudos with his business partner Chris Neal.

“I remembered getting Salt n Shake when I was a kid and feeling like a chef cooking my own crisps” says Currie. Crisps have pretty much been the same for the last 70 years, so they decided to do something different with their crisps while doing good for the planet.

With a Spudos crisp kit you get a big 500g bag of crisps (about 16 regular bags worth), some Shake Bags and their Spud Dust seasoning. You just add some crisps to a shake bag, sprinkle on your favourite seasoning, shake them up and enjoy. All disposable packaging is home-compostable with Spudos, so you’re not dumping a crisp bag that’s going to take 80 years or more to decompose.

How did Spudos do in the Den? You’ll have to tune in to find out.

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British Metals Recycling Association calls on the UK Government to make it easier to do business

Thu, 06 Feb 2025 14:03:02 +0000

Maintaining global exports, cheaper energy, kerbside collections, among the asks directed at Secretaries of State

CAMBRIDGESHIRE, UK. February 6th, 2025 – The British Metals Recycling Association (BMRA), the voice of the UK metals recycling industry, is calling on the Government to improve business conditions for UK metal recyclers in order that the industry can grow and thrive and, with its proven sustainability credentials, support the Government’s ambition of being net zero by 2050.

An Agenda for Change, targeting key Government Ministers, highlights the UK metals recycling industry’s key asks it says will make it easier for them to do business. These asks will support the industry to continue to enjoy free and fair trade, improve site safety, and contribute to the UK’s net zero ambition.

The document, which was presented to MPs at a parliamentary dinner, highlights issues facing metal recyclers and calls on Government to consider the following:

Unfettered free and fair trade by not imposing export restrictions on metal; the UK metals recycling industry can more than support the UK steel industry with scrap metal
Additional treatment facilities for hazardous and POPs waste whilst encouraging eco-design to design out harmful substances
For metals recycling to benefit from the British Industry Supercharger (lower energy rates) and facilitate technological innovation between metal recyclers and steelmakers
Kerbside collection for batteries and small WEEE with the aim to reduce fires caused by lithium-ion batteries entering recycling and waste sites
Setting minimum recycled content requirements for new public sector infrastructure projects
A variable-rate deposit return scheme to encourage the use of 100% recyclable metal over plastic

“Given recycling’s prominence in achieving net zero goals, and metals’ 100% recyclability, the Government needs a strong metals recycling industry. It will benefit the country to move forward and reach its 2050 targets,” said James Kelly, BMRA’s CEO.

“I am looking forward to laying out BMRA’s lobbying priorities for the UK metals recycling industry, focusing on key asks that enable our industry to operate in the most cost efficient and sustainable way.

“Metals recycling’s evidential impact on sustainability and climate is clear – it lowers CO₂ and helps preserve natural habitats by reducing the need for primary extraction and raw materials. BMRA’s calls on the Government are simple and clear: strongly consider the UK metals recycling industry’s impact to your own ambitions.”

Key facts:

From yearly arisings of 11.5 million tonnes of scrap metal, the UK exports 70-80%. Even supplying 100% of UK steelmakers scrap metal requirement (expected to reach 60% of total arisings) there would still be a 4 million tonne surplus of scrap metal.
The cost to metal recyclers of the disposal of hazardous materials is approximately £300-400 per tonne and yet the level of hazardous materials is growing.
Over 1,200 fires in the waste industry are caused by lithium-ion batteries as there are no simple routes for disposal.
In addition to switching to Electric Arc Furnaces, which can be supplied with 100% scrap steel, an ambitious Government would lower electricity costs across the entire metals value chain expediting the switch to electric from diesel and lowering CO₂. For example, switching from a diesel baler to an electric one can reduce CO₂ by 49%.
Government can reap the benefits of the green economy and reach net zero targets by embedding green principles within public sector procurement. Using one tonne of recycled steel in public procurement would avoid 1.5 tonnes of CO₂.
A flat-rate deposit return scheme incentivises plastic consumption over steel and aluminium cans. It could lead to 826 million extra plastic bottles being produced.

To read the An Agenda for Change, visit: www.recyclemetals.org/agenda-for-change

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Kuishi Launches Worlds First Carbon Positive Dispensing Solutions for Homes and Business

Tue, 07 Jan 2025 16:03:02 +0000

CORNWALL, UK. 7th January, 2025 – Kuishi, the sustainability-driven brand renowned for its eco-conscious products, has unveiled the UK’s first carbon-positive dispensing solutions for homes and businesses. Designed to reduce single-use plastic waste drastically, these refillable dispensers are a revolutionary step in making everyday products more sustainable.

In the past year alone, Kuishi has helped businesses and individuals avoid disposing of over 1 million plastic bottles by refilling their soap dispensers instead of purchasing individual plastic soap bottles, often disposed of after use. This significant milestone highlights Kuishi’s dedication to reducing plastic waste and promoting environmentally responsible practices.

Following a highly successful year, where Kuishi partnered with forward-thinking hotels such as The Pig and Jumeirah Port Soller, the company is now set to bring its products and services to the U.S. market in the second quarter of 2025.

What Makes Kuishi’s Solutions Carbon Positive?

Unlike carbon-neutral products that merely offset their environmental impact, Kuishi’s aim is to remove, prevent or offset 20% more carbon from the atmosphere than it takes to manufacture, deliver, use and eventually recycle their products, often called cradle-to-grave. This is achieved through:

Refillable Design: Each soap dispenser is specifically designed to be refilled, eliminating the need for single-use plastic bottles and dramatically reducing waste.

Sustainable Materials: Crafted from durable, reusable, and recyclable materials such as glass, these dispensers are built to last.

Ethical Manufacturing: Production processes emphasise low-carbon manufacturing and use renewable energy where possible.

Offset and Beyond: Kuishi partners with organisations like Carbon Sense, who not only accurately calculate their product’s carbon footprint but also arrange to ethically offset carbon by supporting carbon capture initiatives, reforestation projects, and renewable energy solutions, creating a net-positive environmental impact.

Reducing Plastic Waste: A Core Mission

The staggering number of plastic bottles discarded annually poses a significant challenge for the planet. Kuishi’s refillable dispensing solutions provide a practical alternative by replacing single-use plastics with elegant, reusable designs for homes and businesses.

In the past year, Kuishi’s customers—including households, hotels, and businesses have refilled dispensers over 1 million times, saving the equivalent of over 1 million plastic bottles from landfills and oceans. This achievement reflects the growing adoption of sustainable practices and Kuishi’s pivotal role in helping reduce environmental waste.

“Our mission is to empower people to make a difference in their daily lives,” said Stephanie Melarickas, Founder and Director at Kuishi. “Refilling dispensers instead of throwing away single-use bottles is a small change that makes a big impact, and we’re proud to support our customers in that effort.”

Kuishi is currently seeking to support projects to reduce waste and plastic waste as part of its commitment to supporting local communities.

B Corporation Certification and Commitment to Sustainability

Kuishi’s B Corporation certification, granted in 2024, underscores its dedication to balancing purpose and profit. B Corp certification is awarded to businesses that meet rigorous standards of social and environmental performance, accountability, and transparency.

“Achieving B Corp status and launching the UK’s first carbon-positive dispensers are milestones that reflect our core mission,” said Mark Hopkins. “We’re not only rethinking how products are used but also tackling the larger issue of single-use plastic waste while positively impacting the planet.”

Transforming Sustainability for Everyday Use

Kuishi’s carbon-positive dispensing solutions do more than reduce waste—they redefine sustainability for the modern world. By offering elegant, refillable, and durable dispensers, Kuishi enables customers to adopt more responsible consumption habits without compromising quality or style.

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