Local Bounti’s Post

Day 4 of the ECO30 Sustainable living challenge is buying local produce and it's benefits. This is such an important challenge and this my pepper which I bought it in the market. Purchasing local produce can have a huge impact on the environment and the local economy. By supporting local farms, you're helping to: ~reduce the amount of energy and resources needed to transport food from faraway places. ~Plus, local farms often use more sustainable practices, such as organic farming, which reduces the amount of pesticides and other chemicals used on crops. ~This also helps to preserve local biodiversity and protect the health of the soil. Yeah🤗You're🫵🏾 making a difference in so many ways, simply by buying local produce! 👏 #ECO30Impact - my little step to saving mother Earth☺️🤭

Wyke Farms: A Legacy of Sustainability 🌱 Did you know that Wyke Farms, a family-run business in Somerset, has been producing cheese for over 150 years? Their commitment to sustainability is truly inspiring. Wyke Farms has taken significant steps towards reducing their environmental footprint. They generate 100% of their own green energy through solar panels and biogas from farm and dairy waste. This not only powers their operations but also contributes to the local grid. Their innovative approach has earned them multiple awards, including the Queen's Award for Enterprise in Sustainable Development. What stands out most is their dedication to the community and environment. They've implemented a 'closed-loop' system, ensuring nothing goes to waste. From water recycling to sustainable farming practices, Wyke Farms is a shining example of how businesses can thrive while caring for the planet. Have you come across other companies making strides in sustainability? Share your thoughts below! 🌍💬 #Sustainability #GreenEnergy #UKBusiness

Wyke Farms: A Legacy of Sustainability 🌱 Did you know that Wyke Farms, a family-run business in Somerset, has been producing cheese for over 150 years? Their commitment to sustainability is truly inspiring. Wyke Farms has taken significant steps towards reducing their environmental footprint. They generate 100% of their own green energy through solar panels and biogas from farm and dairy waste. This not only powers their operations but also contributes to the local grid. Their innovative approach has earned them multiple awards, including the Queen's Award for Enterprise in Sustainable Development. What stands out most is their dedication to the community and environment. They've implemented a 'closed-loop' system, ensuring nothing goes to waste. From water recycling to sustainable farming practices, Wyke Farms is a shining example of how businesses can thrive while caring for the planet. Have you come across other companies making strides in sustainability? Share your thoughts below! 🌍💬 #Sustainability #GreenEnergy #UKBusiness

Embracing Sustainable Packaging in Horticulture In the horticulture industry, packaging plays a crucial role in delivering products safely and effectively to consumers. However, traditional packaging materials often contribute to environmental pollution. At Southern Trident, we believe in the power of sustainable packaging. By using waste, recycled and recyclable materials, we can significantly reduce our carbon footprint. Imagine a world where every plant pot, soil bag, and seed packet leaves no trace behind. Join us as we explore innovative packaging solutions that not only protect our products but also our planet. #actingresponsibly

Professor Kang Nee Ting from UNM’s School of Pharmacy recently participated in Noble Gateway’s “Creating a Joyful Civilisation Ecological Village” event in Hulu Langat. The session highlighted the eco-village concept—an environmentally friendly ecosystem rooted in sustainable greenery and farming practices.   Professor Kang Nee also presented her ongoing research on microplastics and their environmental impact, alongside the SEAFILM project led by Dr Sivathass Bannir Selvam. SEAFILM is an innovative, eco-friendly, reusable filter designed to address plastic particles shed from household washing machines. This collaboration underscores UNM’s commitment to ecological sustainability and meaningful community partnerships.   🔗 Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gnjuTCXw   #UNM #WeAreUoN #Sustainability #RussellGroup #NobleGateway #ResearchImpact #SchoolofPharmacy #EnvironmentalAndGeographicalSciences 

Today is #EarthDay2024 🌎 💚   “What we’re trying to do as a business is to just tread lightly on the Earth. We’re looking at what we’re using and we’re trying to reduce that usage as much as possible.” – Mark Knight, Tangmere Airfield Nurseries’ Technical Crops Manager.   At Tangmere, we’re committed to environmentally friendly sustainable growing and aim to become a more circular business to reduce our carbon footprint and help protect the planet.   This is a continuous journey working with our customers and suppliers, as well as our own trials on the nursery. A few of our current practices include:   ♻️ Reduce, reuse, and recycle – using eco-friendly products (e.g. compostable materials) and recycling schemes to reduce waste and promote sustainability. 🌱 Good bugs help protect our plants, against pests. 💧 Water is recycled using a closed loop irrigation system, meaning zero waste. ☀️ Promoting energy-efficient plant growth. 🌿 Enhancing the sites’ biodiversity.   #EarthDay #Sustainability

🌿 Introducing Our Zero Waste Program! 🌿 We're excited to help companies take the next step in sustainability with our affordable food composting machines—starting from just RM2,500! For hotels, restaurants, commercial and industrial needs, we offer commercial-grade machines with capacities ranging from 30kg to 5000kg per day, perfect for efficiently managing both pre- and post-consumption food waste. But it doesn't stop there! The compost produced can be used in landscaping, gifted to the community, offered as souvenirs for guests, or even support organic farming projects. By adopting food waste composting, your company can boost its ESG efforts while contributing to a cleaner, greener future. Interested in learning more? #Sustainability #ZeroWaste #FoodComposting #ESG #GreenFuture #WasteToWealth #RestaurantSustainability #HotelSustainability

🌱 Why Sustainability Matters to the Food Industry? 💥 The decline of natural habitats, from farming through to developing land, that is now posing significant risks to the food industry, affecting everything from resource availability and food quality, right the way through to supply chain issues. 🌟 However, it’s this loss of biodiversity and nature degradation which is presenting forward-thinking businesses with a wonderful opportunity to lead the path towards ecological restoration and long-term sustainability.   📍 Many businesses are aware that their operations are causing harm to the environment. 📍 They are looking for ways to offset that impact that aligns with their values.   📍 Implementing nature-based solutions mitigates these challenges while supporting profitability. Nature-based Solutions are just one of the ways that Seeds To Thrive are helping food industry businesses work with nature, not against it. 🌱 Find out more on this month’s blog ➡ https://shorturl.at/mEvIA

Discover our sustainable product portfolio   ecoware® is Barnet's sustainable product portfolio. This term covers all products that fulfil at least one of the following characteristics: biobased - reduce of products based on fossil fuel and increase use of products from sustainable raw material sources. open loop - creating a second life or application to create products with a low CO2 footprint back to nature - materials that degrade under certain conditions within a certain period of time Products labelled with ecoware®  are often certified - Be it GRS, FSC or Oekotex. On our website you will find all the necessary information about our products and an overview of our current portfolio. https://lnkd.in/eQE6mX2r #ecoware #sustainability #barnet #williambarnet #grs #fsc #openloop #recycling #upcycling

🌿 Celebrating Onam with a Sustainable Mindset 🌿 Onam, the vibrant harvest festival, reminds us of the beauty and abundance of nature. It’s a time to celebrate renewal, prosperity, and togetherness. But as we cherish these blessings, let’s also think about how we can give back to the earth that provides for us. May this Onam inspire us to recycle more, waste less, and live sustainably. Just like a good harvest depends on how we nurture the soil, the future of our planet depends on how we care for it today. Simple steps like reducing waste and embracing recycling can create a lasting impact on the environment. At Aadvikaa Clean Tech, we believe that every small action matters. Let’s come together this Onam to make mindful choices and ensure that the earth thrives for future generations. Happy Onam! 🌾♻️ #AadvikaaCleanTech #Recycling #CircularEconomy #PlasticRecycling #Sustainability #SustainableSolutions #recycleplastic #NGO #GreenInitiatives #GreenerTomorrow #NetworkingOpportunity #PlasticRecycling #SustainableSolutions #SaveOurPlanet #SupportSustainability #greenfuture #environmentallyfriendly #corporates #recycleplastic #savetheplanet #ReducingPlasticFootprint #CorporateResponsibility #EnvironmentallyFriendly #SustainablePractices #SocialImpact #BusinessEthics #CSRInitiatives #ImpactfulChange #education #Schools #Colleges #SustainableBusiness #CommunityEngagement #EthicalLeadership