Everything is connected. Companies decide under which conditions they produce, which raw materials they use and how they treat their employees. Each individual decides what he/she buys and evaluates the approach of a manufacturer with each purchase decision. In this respect, it is clear that you help decide how companies act. If there is a great demand for sustainably, fairly and ecologically produced goods, many companies will have to rethink their behaviour. In this category, we would like to introduce you to sustainable companies that have already dared to take this step and have sought and found ways to operate as sustainably as possible.
In the run-up to Eurobike 2024, we will be showing you an innovative product from Norway: reTyre presents the world’s first CO2-neutral sustainable bicycle tire, made from 100% recycled materials. This innovation is set to represent a sustainable revolution in the tire market at the trade fair.
A world where everything is organic, fair, high quality, cool AND cheap – wouldn’t that be nice? That’s what Johann and Viktor from Stockholm thought when they founded their brand CHPO. The goal: high-quality, cool equipment that doesn’t cost the earth. We take a closer look and try to find out whether the concept works.
The other day we “stumbled” across a product – and it opened up a whole issue again! This post started with the biodegradable bike cleaner “Waldschrat” by Guppyfriend. And it led to the question: Why is microplastic so bad, where is microplastic found and what can we do to reduce microplastics? But first things first …
When it comes to sustainable consumption, we always have our eyes and ears open. It’s worth it, because this way we always come across new exciting products that have nothing to do with “fast, fast – cheap, cheap”. Like CNUT Bags, which we would like to introduce briefly in this article.
