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Example Newsletter December 2007
Dear Christmas Shopper,
You will probably know the basics of how to have an ethical Christmas shopping basket. But don't forget to check your copy of The Good shopping Guide so you can seek out those companies that are really ethical from top to tail. Be especially careful to weed out all those 'ethical wash' brands that are often from companies which simply do not have a good ethical record across the board - don't be fooled by big advertIsing campaigns, ethical packaging claims and PR.
A brand is only a truly ethical choice if its parent company takes a genuinely holistic approach to all the main ethical criteria - animal welfare, human rights and the environment. And the really ethical companies also seek out independent certification or ethical accreditation.
Annual Edition 6 of The Good Shopping Guide has hit the bookshops in time for Christmas - giving you the very latest 'full screening' research on which companies are truly ethical and which are not.
SOME BRANDS TO AVOID FOR AN ETHICAL CHRISTMAS ARE: Exxon Mobil 5; Procter and Gamble 33; Tesco 38; Walmart 42; Roche Holdings 29; Glaxo Smithkline 21; Coca Cola 28; Mitsubushi Corporation 24; Altria Group 20; HSBC 12; Barclays 18 (Ethical Company Index scores listed in brackets)
OUR CHOICE OF ETHICAL CHRISTMAS BRANDS ARE: Arena Flowers; Brother UK 100; Good Energy 100; Charity Bank 100; Atmos Boilers 95; Caurnie Soap Company 95; Green Energy UK 95; Osmo 95; Ecosoapia 93; Doves Farm 92; Seasalt 92; Honesty Cosmetics 89; Green People 89; Organico 88; New Look 88; Cafedirect 88; Natura Organics 86; Natural Organic Soap 86; Redwood Wholefood Company 84; Mooncup 82, Organipets 80; Viridian 79; Sainsburys 77; Innocent 76; Europa Petfoods 72 (Ethical Company Index scores listed in brackets)
See below for a bit more on each of our CHRISTMAS ETHICAL CHOICE BRANDS. All of the below have joined the Ethical Accreditation Scheme and are thus fully independently certified rather than just hyping themselves!
Arena Flowers is a leading online florist who deliver fresh bouquets and arrangements at affordable prices. Their flowers come direct from Holland’s flower auctions, meaning that there are no middlemen, and no extra costs are passed on to the consumer. Working with their partner florists overseas, Arena Flowers also offers an international delivery service, so you can send flowers to your loved ones even if they’re on the other side of the world. They sell everything from roses to orchids, and are the first UK company to offer bouquets certified by the Fair Flowers Fair Plants organisation. This guarantees that the flowers have been produced using sustainable, environmentally friendly techniques. See www.arenaflowers.com
Atmos Heating Systems sells a range of ethical solar hot water systems, and its boilers are specially designed to help customers reduce their water wastage. They design and install heating and hot water systems for homes and businesses. Their condensing gas boilers and water heating systems have won awards for energy efficiency, and the company is committed to promoting ethical and environmentally friendly products. Atmos systems can save up to 50 per cent on fuel consumption, which not only helps reduce your use of fossil fuels, but saves you money as well. An energy-efficient Atmos product is built to last, and will easily pay for itself in the long term. See www.atmos.uk.com.
Blue Ginger is a marketing company who offer a full range of creative and marketing services, including design, print, web development, PR, branding, advertising and more. They also have an added twist or two: firstly they are affordable, with great ideas and the technical know-how to make them happen, and secondly they are green as well as blue. This earthy company plants a tree for every job it handles, no matter how small. Blue Ginger offer their clients effective, ethical marketing that (literally) doesn’t cost the earth. Whatever your size, and whatever your budget, they will offer you more than any traditional agency. See www.blueginger.co.uk
Brother UK is a world-wide electronics and manufacturing company, which sells its products in over 100 countries. They feel it is their duty to do whatever they can to protect and preserve the environment, and have several policies in place to ensure they work towards this goal. Brother aim to reduce their use of water, energy and materials, and run regular audits to assess their progress across all areas of environmental management. The company launched the world’s first TCO99 Compliant Printer, which meets 50 stringent ecological, health and safety and ergonomic requirements. Their product range includes printers, all-in-one machines, faxes, labelling systems, laminators and sewing machines.
Bulldog are male grooming products made with natural ingredients to improve performance. They use none of the potentially harmful man-made chemicals often associated with the cosmetics industry - like parabens, sodium laureth sulfate, artificial colours or synthetic fragrances. Bulldog has signed up to the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics – a pledge to remove toxic chemicals and replace them with safer alternatives. The Bulldog packaging has been developed to ‘look cool’ on the shelf and the range includes shave gel, shave balm, shampoo, shower gel, face wash and moisturiser and can be found at large Sainsbury’s stores nationwide. See www.meetthebulldog.co.uk
Burns Pet Nutrition: Burns Real Food has been developed over the last ten years using John Burns’ experience as a veterinary surgeon. Burns is a simple pet food which is intended to allow the animal’s body to function as it should. Owners have reported that when their dogs went onto Burns the skin and coat condition improved, including reductions in hair loss and itching, and the coat became glossy and silky. Unpleasant odours disappeared and older dogs became livelier, less stiff and generally more interested in life. Burns Pet Nutrition takes an ethical approach and has never conducted experiments on animals, and is accredited by the British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection. www.burns-pet-nutrition.co.uk
Caurnie Soap Company, working from their organic herb garden in Scotland, Caurnie have been providing quality hand-made vegan ethical soaps since they were founded there in 1922 – the oldest soap-maker in the region. They specialise in traditional soaps, which use the cold process technique and contain natural vegetables and herbs. Their products are cruelty-free and vegetarian, and are suitable for delicate skins and allergy sufferers who would rather avoid synthetic chemicals. Caurnie believe in low-energy, low-impact, ethical production, and this is reflected in their dedication to the minimal packaging of their products. Soaps, shampoos and a range of hand-made household cleaning products are available through the website. www.caurnie.com Telephone: 0141 776 1218
Charity Bank is the UK’s first not for profit bank. It is a unique enterprise, combining the compassion of a charity and the strength of a bank. By offering affordable solutions to charity borrowers, Charity Bank helps organisations across the country tackle poverty, exclusion, abuse and prejudice, and breathe life back into under-invested communities. While donations will always be an important part of funding, Charity Bank believes that they are most effective when combined with long-term investment. Saving with Charity Bank offers you a social return on your cash, and ensures that your money is being used for the common good, rather than commercial gain. See www.charitybank.org
The Clean Space Partnership is a cleaning company with a difference. As a Fairtrade Services provider, it delivers a higher standard of care for its employees, investing in training and support to create a reliable, motivated team that values its work. All employees are invited to invest in the business, giving them an opportunity to share in the pride and responsibility of ownership. Clean Space specialises in office cleaning, and offers services including contract cleaning, waste removal, carpet shampooing, recycling and even getting the crumbs out of your computer keyboard. Contact their offices in London or Manchester to see if they can make your office into a clean space. See www.thecleanspace.com
21st Century Health have launched Ecosoapia, an organic ethical hand and body wash. This luxurious liquid soap is available in peppermint, lavender, almond, eucalyptus, tea tree, rose and unscented, and is approved by the Soil Association. It has been awarded the Chemical Consumer Award and Consumer Award from Allergy UK, which is important for allergy sufferers. Ecosoapia is free from SLS, artificial colour, fragrances, synthetic preservatives and parabens and is suitable for vegetarians and vegans. As well as being kind to your skin it is kind to the environment. Ecosoapia costs £6.50, with ten per cent of all profits going to Iracambi to help conserve the rainforests. www.ecosoapia.com Telephone: 0800 026 0220
Eskimo, which was set up in Bristol in 2001, is an ethical visual media company providing photography and video services to a diverse range of clients, including English Nature, The Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust and British Waterways. It has environmental priorities and specialises in natural history and social documentary. Eskimo prides itself on emphasising traditional technical standards as a means of creating new styles and innovative visuals. The company sources industry professionals from across the UK for its projects, and ensures all tasks are carried out within its own ethical guidelines. It is currently applying for Carbon Neutral status through the Future Forests project. www.eskimomedia.co.uk Telephone: 0117 965 6581
Essential Care is a range of truly organic body care, hand-made with pure plan oils and biodynamic herbs. None of the products are tested on animals, nor use artificial fragrances, colourings or other common synthetics and they are the first company to have created a Soil Association certified shampoo. Based in Suffolk, Essential Care is a small family team who have been researching formulations for their products since the 1980s and set up as a mail order company in 2003. The Essential Care range includes moisturisers, cleansers, shampoos, massage oils, essential oils and more. Products can be purchased online, by post or telephone. See www.essential-care.co.uk
The Environmental Transport Association (ETA) was founded in 1990 to raise awareness of the impact of excessive car use, and to help individuals and organisations make positive changes in their travel habits. They are the world’s first climate-neutral motoring organisation, and have firmly established environmental and ethical business policies to ensure that their day-to-day activities respect the environment. For breakdown cover and home, motor, cycle or travel insurance, the ETA is a truly ethical alternative to other motoring organisations. The ETA also compiles an annual Car Buyer’s Guide, which ranks cars according to their green credentials and reveals the best and worst motors on the market. See www.eta.co.uk
Ethical Investments provide expert professional advice to individuals, small businesses and organisations who would like ethical considerations to have a bearing on their ethical investment decisions. They offer personalised guidance to help you make sure that your investments only support activities that match up with your ethical beliefs, whether these are social, political or environmental. For example, they can provide information to help you filter out funds connected with controversial areas such as the arms industry, genetic engineering or nuclear power. If you would like to find out more about Ethical Investments and the services they offer, contact their office on the number below. www.ethicalinvestments.co.uk Telephone: 0114 236 8168
Europa Pet Foods are designed to help your dog stay fit and healthy. Produced in the UK to a highly digestible optimum nutrition formula, the foods are hypo allergenic and free from wheat or wheat gluten, soya and dairy products. They include a balanced range of vitamins and minerals, as well Omega 3 & 6 fatty acids, all of which provide health benefits for your dog – as well as helping to reduce feed cost and veterinary bills for you! A full ingredients list is available on the Europa website. As well as having Ethical Accreditattion, the Europa range has been accredited by the BUAV ‘Not Tested on Animals’ scheme. www.europa-pet-food.co.uk Telephone: 0845 658 0987
Fair* is an ethical creative communications practice. They provide consultancy services to anyone from small independent traders to large corporate organisations. Fair* believe that the smallest choices can make the biggest differences and by working with them you can make a progressive statement about your brand. They strive to have as minimal an impact on the environment as possible. See www.fairbrand.org
Fushi’s range of herbal remedies, cosmetics and aromatherapy oils have been developed according to the philosophy that inner health promotes outer well-being. This innovative ethical brand has built its holistic ideology into its outlets, where it offers expert impartial information about issues of health and well-being. Nearly all of the essential oils and extracts used in its products are organic and approved by the Soil Association, and it is committed to providing health and beauty solutions using only 100 per cent natural products. A supporter of fair trade and ethical operations, Fushi has been listed as one of the 50 ‘businesses to watch out for’. See www.fushi.co.uk or telephone: 0845 338 5251
Good Energy is an independent UK company which supplies only 100 per cent renewable energy products to homes and businesses. The ethical electricity they supply comes from wind, small scale hydro and solar power generators across Britain, and they run a Home Generation scheme to support smaller sites and those who want to produce their own energy. Good Energy is recommended by Friends of the Earth and has come top in their league table of green energy suppliers. This ethical company is growing fast and hopes to encourage as many people as possible to get involved in the world-wide movement to keep the world habitable. See www.good-energy.co.uk or telephone: 0845 456 1640
Green Energy is a renewable energy supplier created to offer people who are concerned about our shared environment the chance to do something practical, positive and imaginative. Green Energy aim to grow a business that is ethical, responsible and constructive, but also commercially sound, prudently managed and secure in the long term. Green Energy supplies ethical electricity to domestic customers and small business customers in England and Wales. They plan to re-invest up to 50 per cent of their profits into renewable electricity generation projects, encouraging the development of new green solutions and allowing them to have a greater impact in the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. See www.greenenergy.uk.com or telephone: 0800 783 8851
Green People offer hand-made health and beauty products, with ranges including ethical cosmetics, sun lotions and travel toiletries. They are committed to developing products that are 100 per cent natural, certified organic and highly effective. None of their formulations or products are, or ever have been, tested on animals, and most of their range is approved by the Vegan Society. All Green People products are suitable for vegetarians and full ingredient disclosure is always given on the labelling. Green People support charities with related environmental concerns, and each year 10 per cent of their net profits are donated to ethical charitable causes linked to ‘green’ or environmental issues. www.greenpeople.co.uk Telephone: 0140 374 0350
The Green Stationery Company is the only dedicated green stationery dealer in the UK, and is a premier supplier of recycled paper and green office products. They select items that are environmentally benign or have environmental advantages over standard office goods. Green Stationery aim to maintain business practices consistent with their goal of sustaining the fragile environment for future generations, within a culture that respects life and honours its interdependence. Unlike many office product dealers, they do not charge a premium for green items, but believe that choosing the right product is a step towards reducing the throwaway culture that is endemic in many unethical offices. See www.greenstat.co.uk or telephone 0122 548 0556.
Honesty Cosmetics manufacture a wide selection of ethical skin and hair products, all of which are suitable for vegetarians and vegans. In addition to their own range, they offer a variety of complementary products sourced from a number of other companies who also adhere to compassionate and ethical policies. From everyday necessities to more luxurious products, Honesty Cosmetics’ items have been chosen to ensure their quality. Honesty offer a fast and efficient mail order service, and help and advice on ordering is available between Monday and Friday from 9.30am to 5pm. Their ethical products include bath and shower gel, shampoo and conditioner, moisturising lotion, soap and oils. See www.honestycosmetics.co.uk or telephone 0162 981 4888.
Ipanema Expresso uses state of the art agricultural technology to market and produce quality coffees, which are imported into the UK by Kawa Bean Ltd. Ipanema understands that its success lies in the company’s ability to contribute to the personal and social development of those people who depend on it: shareholders, employees, customers, suppliers, families and the communities in which it has invested. As well as providing extensive support for its employees (including meal supplements, dental and medical assistance and free transport), Ipanema is active in community and social work, aiming to strengthen its ties with the local community by finding solutions for existing needs. www.ipanemacoffees.com. Telephone 0116 212 2394.
Kanzi Home is an online shop selling high quality, contemporary home-wares which are ethically produced. At Kanzi Home, they believe that any truly beautiful creation cannot exist if tainted with exploitation or unfair trading practices. Therefore many of their products are from suppliers with official Fair Trade certification, and where that is not possible, they strive to ensure that their suppliers are still following Fair Trade guidelines for employment, wages and working conditions. Their website includes hundreds of beautiful products for your home or a unique gift for someone else’s. See www.kanzihome.co.uk
Mooncup is an innovative alternative to tampons, offering all the comfort and convenience without the cost, waste or health risks. Manufactured by a small ethical business in the UK, the soft silicone cup is worn internally, collects rather than absorbs menstrual fluid, and can be re-used for every period. There is no mess, no leaks or dryness. You only need one mooncup, which will last for years, so it’s eco-friendly, saves money and is ideal for travelling, exercise and overnight use. As more and more women use mooncup, their enthusiastic word-of-mouth keeps the mooncup ethical movement growing: a genuine revolution for women. www.mooncup.co.uk Telephone: 0127 367 3845
Nash Partnership are independent estate agents and letting agents, with offices in Berkhamsted, Hemmel Hempstead and Tring. In July 2007 they became England’s first CarbonNeutral® estate agency. As a company, they have a good understanding of their environmental impact and have put together an action plan to improve energy efficiency and look at more innovative ways of reducing energy use where possible. Their long-term aim is to encourage other local businesses to think about the environmental impact they have and to do something positive about it. Nash Partnership prides themselves on their hard-earned reputation for service and is committed to getting the very best results for their clients – every time. See www.nashpartnership.co.uk
Natural by Nature Oils is a family-run business was one of the first to promote aromatherapy in the UK, and has established itself as one of the leaders in its field. It was involved in the production of A Safety Guide on the Use of Essential Oils, which was based on world-wide research and is widely regarded as one of the most comprehensive books of its kind. Natural by Nature Oils actively supported the BUAV’s campaign to end animal testing for cosmetics and toiletries, and donates 5 per cent of the purchase price of its certified organic oils (which won the Best New Organic Essential Oil Range award in 2003) to the organisation. See www.naturalbynature.co.uk
The Natural Curtain Company is the first online made-to-measure, hand-made curtain and roman blind company to only use natural fabrics. They offer a range of modern simple classic fabric designs which are plain, striped or patterned including hand-woven crewel from Kashmir. They have designs to suit formal, informal, kitchen and children’s curtains or roman blinds – each of which you can choose to have lined. For curtains, there are a range of heading option from tab top, eyelet and pencil pleat to pinch pleats and inverted pleats. You can design your own curtains or blinds using easy step-by-step tools which guide you through the ordering process. See www.naturalcurtains.com
Natura Organics products are made by a family-based business in Provence using renewable raw materials such as natural oils, plant extracts and essential oils. They are certified organic by the European equivalent of the Soil Association, and are made without the use of chemical products or preservatives. There is no testing on animals at any stage of the production process, even on the raw ingredients, and Natura products are suitable for vegetarians and vegans. The company supports ethical production measures, such as the rights of workers and detachment from political activity. Products in the Natura range include shower gel, bath foam, body lotion, shampoo and hand cream. See www.naturaorganics.com
Natural Organic Soap produce mild, glycerin-rich soaps using the traditional cold process method. Their products are registered with the Vegan Society, and were certified organic by the Soil Association in 2005. This means that all the ingredients used in Natural Organic soaps are 100 per cent organic, allowing you to avoid the pesticides, insecticides and synthetic fertilisers used on conventionally-grown plants. They are also GM-free, and do not contain ingredients such as sodium laureth sulphate. Natural Organic soaps include luxurious hempseed and avocado oils, enriched with moisturising cocoa or shea butter, and fragranced with organic essential oils. Flowers, roots and spices bring colour and gentle exfoliating properties. See www.organicsoap.net
New Look is one of the UK’s leading fashion retailers. With the motto "accessible fashion", they make cool, trendy clothing for everyone, no matter what your age, shape or size. In the last year, they have launched exclusive designer ranges with Giles Deacon and Lily Allen. The company is a member of the Ethical Trading Initiative, and believes in setting the highest possible standards for its suppliers – including seeking and promoting sustainable improvement in working conditions. New Look also has a rapidly expanding organic range, which includes jersey tops and dresses, as well as items in the 915 Generation, Maternity, Tall and Inspire ranges. See www.newlook.co.uk
Organico are importers of high quality organic foods. Their origins are in the healthfood and wholefood market, which has enabled them to develop a good understanding of what constitutes a healthy, balanced and nutritious diet. Organico work hard to find like-minded suppliers and bring us the type of foods that we enjoy eating every day. Their policy is to sell only ‘tasty foods made with natural ingredients, prepared in a manner that respects and does not destroy the earth’s limited resources’. Organico pledge to work openly and ethically to find high quality organic foods at fair prices, from dedicated organic farmers and suppliers. See www.organico.co.uk
OrganiPets are a pet food company with one passion in life – to make great food for the cat or dog you love. All of their products are organic, hypo-allergenic and use no artificial colours, flavours or preservatives and no wheat, soya or beef. OrganiPets support British farmers by sourcing their ingredients as locally as possible, which helps to minimise transport pollution and reduce the environmental impact of their products. They also sponsor West Oxford Animal Rescue, providing them with the food they need for their animals. OrganiPets are currently working with small suppliers to increase the organic content of their foods from 88 to 100 per cent. See www.organipets.co.uk
OSMO provide high quality wood products made with carefully selected timber for both indoor and outdoor use. T heir range includes wood flooring, wall panelling, fencing, garden furniture and decking. They have developed a special micro-porous wood finish which matches the demands of wood as a natural material, and use solvents on their products only when absolutely necessary. OSMO have also developed environmentally-friendly cleaning and maintenance products to ensure that their goods retain their health and durability long after purchase. More and more OSMO-processed wood is being FSC certified, and the company believes that sustainability is key to our continuing use of this valuable natural resource. See www.osmouk.com
Plain Lazy is a fresh and funky clothing label specialising in dynamic and imaginative design for both men and women. It produces a broad selection of clothing, as well as stationery, bags, accessories and gifts, all with its unique street-urban twist. The label’s ethos of freedom of expression and individuality is encapsulated in its vivid sense of style. Plain Lazy is a keen supporter of ethical and fair trade practices, and refuses to compromise its principles even as the company expands. The Plain Lazy range is supplied to independent retailers across the UK, and is also available through mail order via their website. See www.plainlazy.com
Po-Zu are a London based design team who have over ten years’ experience working on shoe brands ranging from the high street to haute couture. They believe in embracing and responding to the constant changes and mutations in culture and fashion, and are continuously seeking to merge styles, create hybrids and push footwear design forward. Many footwear companies are beginning to engage with green and ethical production, reducing their use of harmful dyes and chemicals, and seeking alternatives to synthetic materials. Po-Zu hope to bring eco-chic to the forefront of ethical shoe design. See www.po-zu.com or telephone 0207 226 3883
Redwood Wholefoods produce a wide selection of meat free foods. These include a variety of Cheatin’ meats (such as Rashers, their much acclaimed alternative to bacon), which are particularly popular with people who enjoy the flavour and texture of meat, but who no longer want to eat it. They have also developed Making Waves, an innovative range of fish-free items, and a number of super-melting dairy-free alternatives to cheese. Their Vegi-Deli products have been specially developed to appeal to vegetarians who are looking for new and exciting foods to eat but do not necessarily want to replace the flavour of meat in their diet. See www.redwoodfoods.co.uk
Sainsbury's successfully applied for Ethical Accreditation in May 2007. They score 77 on our Ethical Company Index which a very commendable high mark in a sector which sees rivals like Asda and Tesco score as low as 38. As well as stocking a number of own-brand organic products (450 at last count) they also choose to sell a good range of Fair Trade products. In April 2007, they announced Sainsbury’s announce that will sell only line-caught fresh cod and haddock to its 16 million customers. This move has been welcomed by Greenpeace. Sainsbury's is increasingly becoming one of the leaders of the ethical supermarkets sector.
The people behind the Green Awards, Satellite are talented and passionate ethical marketing professionals, who aim to deliver intelligent, effective solutions on brief and on time, every time. With experience of working for the big name agencies, the team are able to produce a good idea for anything – from a matchbox to a poster, a cottage industry to a big multinational. Satellite have worked with some of the most well-known brands around, and their high profile clients include Camden and the Green Party. See www.satellitemc.com or call 0207 239 4913.
Seasalt was the first ethical fashion brand to have its clothing certified to Soil Association standard and has since gained full Ethical Accreditation also. 70 per cent of its products (including men’s and women’s clothing and footwear) are made from organic cotton, grown without the use of chemical pesticides. Other product lines include wellies, waterproof jackets and pullovers. Seasalt believes in the principle that it is worth paying a slightly higher price for a well-designed, functional and long-lasting garment, rather than buying in to the culture of disposable fashion. The company aims to work in the most environmentally-friendly way available, and looks for ways to make its activities as ethical and responsible as possible. See www.seasaltcornwall.co.uk
Shared Interest was established in 1990 and has grown rapidly to become a prominent ethical investment lender in the UK. Based in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, it is a co-operative lending society which provides credit facilities to organisations involved in fair trade. The society has around 8,500 members in the UK, and assets of over £20 million – around £14 million of which is available to lend in fair trade. Shared Interest believes in operating under a strongethical and democratic structure, and has an elected council to monitor the work of its Board of Directors. If you are interested in investing in Shared Interest’s work, visit their website for more information. See www.cust.shared-interest.com or call 0191 233 9100.
Terramar Organics is an online and mail order clothing company specialising in the sale of organic, fair trade and ethical clothing. Its products are made with fully certified sustainable textiles, which have been assessed at all stages of the production process. The ethical company was founded to sell basic but quality clothing such as shirts and T-shirts which will last well and don’t cost
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