Christmas is just around the corner. And that means, Santa will soon be coming down the chimneys. But have you ever wondered if the snacks we leave for Santa might eventually cause a Claus-tastrophe? I mean, a well-intentioned plate of sugar-laden cookies and warm milk that adds more pounds to Santa's already huge belly and hefty load could be a recipe for disaster – good ol’ Saint Nick, the jolliest man on earth, stuck in a chimney or sending his sleigh crashing down! Maybe it’s about time we put Santa on a diet.
More than 8.3 billion tonnes of plastic has been produced since the early 1950s. Plastic is extremely useful and making items from plastic has become popular as there are different types of plastic that can be made into different shapes, colours and sizes.
Did you know that in the UK, 4.5 million tonnes of food are thrown out each year that is still edible. So understanding the different labels between 'best-before' and 'use-by' dates can help consumers not to waste edible food.
September, 29 celebrating International Day of Awareness of Food Loss and Waste. Find out 10 facts about food loss and waste to raise awareness to the importance of the problem and possible solutions.
WHY IS FOOD WASTED? Did you know that 1.3 billion tonnes of food is wasted year and this directly contributes to food shortage, water stress, biodiversity loss and increased greenhouse gas emissions by 6% - 8%.
September 5, celebrating International Day of Charity. Find out information about FareShare, Action Against Hunger, Mind and World Wide Fund for Nature and how you can get involved to help these charity continue doing amazing work in tackling the environment, food waste, world hunger and mental health.
September 2, celebrating World Coconut Day. Find out all things you didn't know about coconuts and a recipe to create your own ice-cream topped with our coconut apple crisps.
