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In this era of consumption, sustainability is becoming more of a necessity than a choice. Meet Twoodle Co(All Seasons Emporium), an innovative startup redefining retail with an eco-friendly twist. Their focus? Ensuring that all their scented goods are natural, eco-friendly, and most importantly safe for consumers. Led by founder Tim Rundle-Wood, Twoodle Co is setting new standards in the consumer goods, e-commerce, and retail industries. What sets them apart is their dedication to the environment and their commitment to using only natural materials and eco-friendly practices. Vegan, cruelty-free, and devoid of harmful essential oils, their products are as kind to the skin as they are to our Earth. You can know more about this revolution in scented retail, right here 👉 https://UKT.news/?p=9802. Let's celebrate innovative businesses that put the planet first. 🌍💚#SustainableStartups #EcoFriendly #Innovation

Discover how American business, The Rounds is redefining e-commerce in our latest Mini Tech Roundup.👇 Dive into how they're blending AI, tech and sustainability to transform household restocking. 🛍 Their promise? Efficient last-mile deliveries minus the plastic waste. With an expanded product range, strategies for growth and a future-focused 'psychic home manager' vision, their story is a must-read. Check out the full story on our website by clicking the link below 👇 #technology #technews #artificialintelligence #startups #startupnews

In the future, will you turn to eco-friendly packaging for your E-commerce business or stick with traditional packaging methods? Our latest article discusses the impacts of sustainable packaging on the E-commerce industry, why it's a tenable solution, and how this shift in packaging methods could redefine the future of Supply Chain Management. Go green and read more about it here: https://UKT.news/?p=12797 A key player in this shift to sustainable means is Sourceful, a company based out of Manchester, United Kingdom. Founded by Wing Yung Chan, Sourceful addresses the financial and environmental challenges of freight through its sourcing and supply chain platform. The company helps its clients opt for environmentally sustainable packaging solutions, proving that business success and ecological responsibility can coexist. Join us in championing businesses that are making great strides in environmental sustainability. Sourceful, we commend you for your innovative approach and contributions to a greener future! #Ecommerce #SupplyChainManagement #EcoFriendly #Sustainability #Innovation #StartupUK #GreenBusiness

🚨 Are we at the point of no return when it comes to a circular future? 🌎 In an article for ChannelX, Adevinta CEO Antoine Jouteau outlines why recommerce is now a necessity for our planet, not just a wallet-friendly trend. "To safeguard the future of our planet we must reduce our waste and emissions. And to be able to do so, adopting recommerce at scale has never been more important." 🔗 Read more: https://lnkd.in/e8-5v329

ThePackHub Packaging Startups Online Award Winner- Moree London-based Moree helps food brands ditch single-use packaging. The business has developed a sustainable packaging solution, focusing on reusable pouches suitable for direct food contact, aimed primarily at dry goods.  Brands can access Moree’s reusable packaging on a pay-per-use model. Returning these pouches is simplified through Moree’s RetEarn app, where customers can send back used packaging and accumulate points. These points not only foster brand loyalty but also enhance customer engagement. The operation is said to be reminiscent of a boomerang effect. Customers return their empty pouches via pre-paid envelopes, Moree then cleans these pouches and returns them to the brand owners in pristine condition. This system allows brands to focus on their products without worrying about logistical details, as Moree manages the return, cleaning, and delivery of the packaging. Via ThePackHub Innovation Zone #packaging #packaginginnovation #sustainability #startupawards

Welcome to my insightful blog where I delve into the intriguing realm of sustainability within the ever-evolving landscape of e-commerce. In this article, I will be examining the profound impact of sustainable practices on businesses, the environment, and society as a whole. Join us as I unravel the importance of making eco-conscious choices in the digital age and discover how small actions in the online world can lead to significant positive changes offline. Let's embark on this journey together towards a greener and more sustainable future for all! The Rise of Eco-Friendly Practices E-commerce has made shopping easier and more convenient than one could ever imagine. Unfortunately, it comes with a high price – packaging waste, carbon emissions due to transportation, and other ecological footprints of online shopping . However, while facing this problem, many e-commerce businesses have also made an effort to be more sustainable and decrease their adverse environmental impact. The main area, where e-commerce companies have an achievement in sustainability, is packaging. For instance, businesses have started replacing plastic packages with compostable mailers or cardboard recycled from cartons . Not only do such packages lower packaging waste’s environmental weight, they also resonate with environmentally friendly consumers who are heartily sick of receiving parcels in plastic packages. Another aspect concerns the era of sustainability, which has contributed to the creation of responsible businesses and, as a result, the reduction of the whole supply chain or industrial businesses to just e-businesses. Since customers nowadays are more concerned with the environmental friendliness of their purchases, e-commerce businesses seek to promote eco-friendly shipping algorithms, including carbon-neutral delivery companies, reducing transportation emissions via logistics optimization and technological majority that allows leaving a smaller carbon footprint. Even so, a large share of the market is willing to pay extra for sustainability. Consumers may use more honest materials, produces in an environmentally sensitive way, and a supply chain they can trust. In general, social media and online activism have made many people more concerned about making corporations accountable for their environmental activities. These efforts translate into a more competitive advantage to businesses that show real sustainability beyond customer loyalty to brand preferences and perceptions. Challenges and Opportunities ahead.

Marketplaces 🤝 Circular Economy The concept of the circular economy is emerging as a way to minimize waste and combat climate change. Plus, it's good for business with a projected value of $4.5 trillion by 2030. Where do marketplaces fit in? Online marketplaces are ideal platforms to facilitate circularity in many forms— from product exchanges to sharing platforms and more. Check out this article on how marketplaces are driving the circular economy, recently published in Navigating Commerce, by our friends Thomas Gaydos and Peter C. Evans, PhD at McFadyen Digital. Thanks for sharing your expertise! https://lnkd.in/g9d9taPY

Sustainability in Global Ecommerce Logistics: Strategies for Reducing Environmental Impact. Global ecommerce industry have been expanding, thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic during the recent years. However, this have caused an increasing need for sustainable strategies to reduce the impact and ensure the longevity of the industry. One of the causes is the carbon emissions produced through transportation and the increase of online shopping in delivery vehicles on the road. This contributes to air pollution, resulting in climate change. Companies are now changing their ways of delivery vehicles to electric vehicles (EVs). This is because EVs produce zero tailpipe emissions, making them cleaner than normal delivery vehicles. Packaging is also another contributor to the environmental impact on ecommerce as non-recyclable materials and excessive packaging creates more waste, resulting in landfills. Companies are now doing sustainable packaging solutions such as using recyclable materials to reduce the amount of packaging used and asking customers to return packaging for reuse or recycling. Companies have also started leveraging technologies to improve the efficiency of logistics operations. Advanced analytics and intelligence can help to optimize delivery routes, reduce fuel consumptions and emissions. However, these strategies implemented by companies will require a lot of investment and commitment as this is a long-term change. Companies must prioritize sustainability to not only improve the environment, but also maintain the industry. This content is jointly prepared by ripple2wave and ZWEEC Analytics Pte Ltd. Follow us for more interesting content on #water and #sustainability. #globalwarming #climatechange #environmentalsustainability #airpollution Sourced from: https://lnkd.in/eVWjgGDA