Posts in Eco-Friendly
The Benefits of Drinking Sparkling Water

Sparkling water does so much more than make us feel better when we have the flu, it reaps multiple health benefits for everyone.

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Does Sparkling Water Hydrate you as well as still water?

With so many people switching between still and sparkling water, it is important to know how effective sparkling water is at hydrating you.

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Lavit: Expectations vs Reality

The reality of the Lavit drink machine is going to blow away what low expectations you might have had!

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The Next Big Thing in Hydration

The Lavit drink machine is going to revolutionize the way people hydrate!

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Will Sustainability Ever Rule the World?

The sustainability movement is one that is focused on changing the way we live so that we stop harming the environment. But will the movement take over the world at some point?

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How Your Office Can Organize A Beach Cleanup

With a beach cleanup, your company can make oceans safer and more pleasant for people and for animals alike.

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8 Team Building Ideas With A Cause

In order to help your company bond and give back to society, it's important to find team building activities that have a cause.

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Zero Waste In The Work Place

Workplaces consume a great deal of energy, but there are ways your workplace can reduce and ultimately alleviate its waste.

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Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. Which One's Matter?

We have all been taught to reduce, reuse, and recycle but what most people don't pay attention to is the fact that these are actually in their respective order of importance. Reducing is the most important thing you can do.

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Creating Great Customer Experiences in Hair Salons

Modern hair salons need to focus heavily on customer experience, a big part of which includes the sustainability enjoyed by customers when they visit, and the experience in each waiting room. These positive or negative customer experience impact sales significantly.

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7 Disturbing Ways Plastic Bags Impact The Environment

From the regulation of the recycle symbol to the build up of plastic bags in our water supply - here’s 7 disturbing ways plastic bags impact the environment.

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Green Campaigns - What Are They & How Do They Help?

Leveraging your brand as a healthy, eco-friendly company brings with it many benefits. Green campaigns have been successful in driving company profits and long term customer loyalty.

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12 Low-cost but Super-Awesome Employee Perks your Small Business Can Offer

News flash: A recent study by Glassdoor found that 60 percent of employees indicate benefits and perks are a major factor when accepting a job offer, and 80 percent of employees would choose additional benefits over a pay raise. Here’s 12 low-cost perks you can offer your employees!

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Plastic Free July: Stay Diligent, My Friends

We hope your Plastic-free July challenge is going well so far and we thank you for taking part in this great initiative! As it is now July 18th and our previous blog post gave tips on how to get started in the challenge; we thought we’d give you some advanced tips on how to continue the challenge and reduce even further the use of plastic!

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5 Simple Ways to Make Your Office More Green

Having a green office will inspire your employees to remain loyal, invested, and more productive because they see that your company is working hard to do their part. So here are five simple ways that you can make your office more green to show your customers and your employees that you care.

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The Life Cycle Of Your To-Go Coffee Cup

Every morning millions of people get their coffee to go but they don't realize regular to-go cups of coffee be at hot or cold, prepared by a barista or pre-packaged and sold in a refrigerated unit, contribute heavily to the amount of plastic pollution we have in the oceans. Are you guilty of this?

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From Creation To Disposal- The Life Cycle Of Your Energy Drink

Single use energy drink cans and bottles are degrading the environment by filling up dump sites and making their way into our oceans. While companies have a responsibility to improve recyclability and decrease energy consumption during manufacturing, consumers have to take responsibility for the resources used and where those cans and bottles end up.

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