Food storage containers with snug lids keep leftovers fresh. Consumer Reports tested 28 sets for drops, leaks, and ease of use to find nine top picks

Plastic-free coffee makers from each maker's own materials: glass, ceramic and stainless brewers with no plastic in the water path, and the ones that fail.

Crafted in Italy Since 1945 Bring Italian artistry to your table with the Bisetti Bird White Pepper Mill. Handcrafted in Italy from premium European beechwood, this distinctive 4.33-inch (11 cm) peppe...

If you’re anything like me and love cold brew #coffee — you know that not all cold brew is created equally. Love Grown, a brand known for it’s health-forward breakfast brand known for nutrient-dense cereals and Clean Label Project2 certified coffee, today announced the launch of new, Cold Brew Easy Brew Bags, a simple new […]

Back to school does NOT have to come with a whole lot of unnecessary plastic or waste. Get Beyond Plastics’ five tips for ensuring that your kiddo has what they need without adding to the plastic poll...

Hawaii Reef Safe Sunscreen - Want organic sunscreen? Fall in love with Raw Love mineral sunscreen. Made using certified organic ingredients & plastic-free.

We’re on a mission to make plastic-free living accessible to everyone. From plastic-free dish soap, to shampoo, cleaners, deodorant, sponges, toothpaste, beeswax wraps and more... we have plastic-free...

The best plastic-free coffee makers for 2026, in borosilicate glass, stainless steel and ceramic, with no plastic anywhere in the brew path.

A zero-waste shop set up by a district council provides plastic-free products at affordable prices in a country that gets through 164m sachets a day

Is it time to ditch the Scotch-Brite and reduce the microplastics in your kitchen? Here are my favorite non-toxic dish sponges, scrubbers, and brushes!

Louisville is going plastic free for the month of July to cut down on single-use waste.

After years of testing kitchen gear, we all agree: John Boos makes the best plastic-free cutting board. Shop our favorite wood, bamboo and titanium recommendations.

For many gardeners, the plastic elements used in horticulture are obvious – black plastic pots and seed trays, artificial grass and some membranes, to name

It’s easier to use, easier to recycle, and just as protective.