Conservingourresources

while we still can

We live on a beautiful blue planet. But we’re destroying our natural habitats and resources at a dangerous rate.

If we don't conserve what we've got, there'll be even more plastic entering the ocean. Even more carbon leaking into the atmosphere. And even more microplastics in our food chains.

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One-way supply chains create nothingbut

Wasteconvenience at any costs

Single-use packaging has become begrudgingly accepted as the grocery norm, along with unexpected items in the bagging area.

But this 'convenience at any costs' approach is not sustainable. And we need to find alternatives. Fast.

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one way supply chain

Just 12% of our household plastic waste is recycled here in the UK.*

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The problemwith

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Most plastics are made from fossil fuels and can take hundreds of years to break down, leeching harmful chemicals into our environment. And we’re producing more than we know what to do with.

This is why giant garbage patches are cluttering our oceans and harming marine wildlife.

*Everyday plastic results
www.everydayplastic.org/the-big-plastic-count-results

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the solutionconvenience at any costs

Eliminating waste and pollution calls for businesses to give back what they put in, and work together to circulate and reuse materials.

Environmental experts believe we must transition to a circular economy to conserve natural resources. For the grocery market, this means switching to reusable and home compostable packaging.

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Over single-use plastic?

So are weconvenience at any costs

Our goal is to create a waste-free future, in which collecting, washing and reusing packaging is the norm.

This requires:
  1. The infrastructure to handle a circular supply chain
  2. Collaborative, hard-working, sustainable suppliers

Enter, us. Combining a traditional milkround with modern technology, we work with independent dairies and suppliers to create convenience with a conscience at the push of a button. It’s not easy leading the way to a circular economy. But we wouldn't have it any other way.

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The Return and Reuse Dream

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Not bad for four friends
and a beat-up truck

Saint David Attenborough (as we call him) highlighted the plastic waste crisis in our oceans and inspired us to do something about it.

We started as a local milkround in Colne, Lancashire, with a vehicle that barely passed its MOT. Fast forward a few years, and we’re a network of eco-warriors on earlies delivering sustainable groceries across the UK.

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But this story isn’t about us…

It’s about the independent suppliers, committed to investing in sustainable packaging.

It’s about the thousands of brew-sipping treat-lovers, working together to reduce waste.

It’s about our everyone who believes in a brighter future for our planet.

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