How to use toxic-free menstruation products – New film by WECF
This video from WECF is intended to make it easier for menstruating people to switch to sustainable, plastic-free, and healthy
Read MoreThis video from WECF is intended to make it easier for menstruating people to switch to sustainable, plastic-free, and healthy
Read MoreWhile many sustainable menstrual products are reusable, organic and plastic-free single-use options exist that can be composted to reduce their environmental impact.
Read MoreThe global menstrual cup market is anticipated to be worth $963 million by 2026.
Read MoreSubsidizing reusable period products is a great way to promote sustainable alternatives while working toward menstrual equity
Read MoreThe environmental NGO City to Sea is spreading the word about sustainable alternatives through their ‘Plastic Free Periods’ initiative, which incorporates environmental advocacy into female health education.
Read MoreAdapted from ‘The Shocking Truth About Plant-Based Plastic Applicators’ from natracare. Article available at: https://www.natracare.com/blog/shocking-truth-plant-based-plastic-applicators/ As awareness of the many
Read MoreAdapted from “50 brands that will help you go zero waste” by Phoebe Young, from pebble magazine. Publication available at https://pebblemag.com/magazine/living/50-brands-to-help-you-go-zero-waste
Read MoreAdapted from Organic Personal Care Products Market: Forecast, Company Perspective, Secrets, Innovation Till 2018 by Mohit. Full publication is available at: https://themarketplan.com/organic-personal-care-products-market-forecast-company-perspective-secrets-innovation-till-2018/64479/
Read MoreSanitary pads are an easy way to deal with your periods but its effect on the environment is devastating. Here are some eco-friendly alternatives to the traditional sanitary pads and tampons.
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