Our First Ever Impact Report
2023-05-10T10:16:44+01:00I launched Grace & Green in 2019 with a mission to challenge the period product industry by championing innovative and sustainable production models with transparency and authenticity.
What is Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS) and how do you lower the risks?
2023-03-21T16:57:49+00:00Toxic Shock Syndrome (TSS), is a rare but life-threatening illness caused by the release of harmful bacterial toxins. It is sometimes associated with tampon use but it can affect anyone of any age.
Plastic Not-So-Fantastic: How To Go Zero Waste
2021-09-18T18:41:01+01:00With a little forethought and a lot of inspiration, we can all do our best to move closer to a zero-waste lifestyle – and even save some money in the process.
How Sustainable Is Your Cup Of Coffee?
2021-09-18T18:48:11+01:00For a lot of us, a cup of coffee in the morning gives us the get-up and go to face the day. But have you ever stopped and thought about the impact you are having?
10 Easy Ways To Go Zero Waste At Home With Spruce Up!
2021-12-04T10:29:39+00:0010 easy ways to work towards a zero waste home life, kindly shared by Sarah from Spurce Up! - an amazing resource on sustainable living
In Conversation With Rêve En Vert Founder Cora Hilts
2021-09-18T19:10:46+01:00In this exclusive interview we chat with Cora Hilts, the founder of Rêve En Vert, an online store for sustainable and ethical fashion, beauty, home, and lifestyle items.
Sustainable Periods: Making The Switch To Organic Alternatives From Rêve En Vert
2022-08-15T13:07:47+01:00The team at REV discuss why they have made the switch to organic, sustainable period products thanks to organic period product line Grace & Green
Sustainable Period Care: the Urgent Need for Change
2022-08-15T13:16:07+01:00We speak with our founder, Fran Lucraft, about why she believes we should all be making the switch to natural, organic and sustainable period care.
Promote Inclusivity At Work With Grace & Green Period Products
2022-08-15T13:21:47+01:00Offering free hygiene products is more affordable than you think, and has a huge impact on employee wellbeing and happiness.
Plastic Free July and the Pandemic
2022-08-15T13:33:27+01:00The Plastic Free July movement was created to reduce plastic waste globally. In 2019 the movement created enough press to reach over 100 million people in readership. So what does this mean for 2020?
