In 2022, Singapore generated 1 million metric tons of plastic waste, but only 6% of was recycled. Key reasons include the lack of recycling knowledge amongst consumers, and the contamination of recyclables. Read on to understand the 7 types of plastics and know which can be recycled. 

The widespread use of single-use plastic and irresponsible disposal by consumers have created a devastating problem for the environment, wildlife, and human health. There are simple plastic swaps we can implement to reduce our plastic consumption in our lives. Here are ten practical alternatives to plastic products that can make a significant difference in reducing plastic waste.

It is so painful to discard rotten produce from the fridge because they have gone bad before we can finish them, especially with the rising food prices and increasing food waste problem.  That's why we're going to share with you the secret to storing fruits and vegetables to make them fresher for longer, without investing in expensive vacuum containers, or wasting tons of single-use paper towels every week. 

While we have grown more conscious about what we put in and on our bodies, we also want to ensure that these products create as little impact on the environment as possible. We know some habits are just hard to change, but it's time to start asking questions. Is the cotton pad really the best for my skin and the environment? Is it acceptable to use something for a minute only to know that it will last for thousands of years in a landfill?