Month: January 2021

Ecotalk + RSPB launch new mobile phone contract

Stuart Mitchell

The RSPB have joined forces with Ecotalk, one of Britain’s most sustainable phone providers that’s committed to change, to create Ecotalk + RSPB. Ecotalk + RSPB will invest 100% of its profits in to nature, paying for new reserves, creating new homes for wildlife under threat, while powering all calls, texts and data with green energy from the wind and the sun. Ecotalk and the RSPB – a match made in heaven Ecotalk state they’re excited about the work they can do together with the RSPB. The RSPB manages over…

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ScottishPower’s commercial fleet begins journey to green

Stuart Mitchell

ScottishPower will electrify its entire vehicle fleet under 3.5 tonnes within the next decade – and will be well on its way to meeting that target by the time of the COP26 UN Climate Change Conference in Glasgow next year. The green energy company – which only produces 100% renewable electricity –  made the commitment as it launched its first fully electric commercial fleet vehicles. The new electric vehicles (EVs) include ten Nissan eNV200 electric vans that will be used in communities across the country by SP Energy Networks as…

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L’Oréal unveils L’Oréal Water Saver, sustainable haircare technology for the salon and home, developed with environmental innovation company gjosa

Stuart Mitchell

L’Oréal has unveiled its new “beauty tech” innovation at CES 2021: L’Oréal Water Saver, a sustainable haircare system for the salon and at-home beauty routine, developed with environmental innovation company Gjosa. The system represents a new way to wash and care for your hair: one that saves water while improving upon luxury and efficiency through advanced technology. For generations, visiting the salon backbar for a hair wash has been a cherished beauty ritual—and with L’Oréal Water Saver, doing so is better for the planet. L’Oréal Water Saver reduces water usage…

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CAP – Advice on advertising vegan and vegetarian products this Veganuary

Stuart Mitchell

The ASA/CAP have released a post called: Advice on advertising vegan and vegetarian products this Veganuary. I have enclosed the text of the link below, but please have a look at the ASA/CAP site as there are lots of things of interest to anyone with an interest in Ethical Marketing. The year 2020 saw a continued increase in businesses offering vegan and vegetarian products and it is a trend likely to continue. Alongside animal welfare, research shows consumers making commitments to campaigns like “Veganuary” often cite health and environmental concerns…

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IPA launches new diversity and inclusion qualification

Stuart Mitchell

The IPA has launched a new qualification, the Diversity & Inclusion Essentials Certificate, in collaboration with The Hobbs Consultancy, to ensure that everyone can contribute to a more diverse and inclusive workplace. The online qualification will help people gain a deeper understanding of the challenges we need to overcome and the behaviours we need to change to become a more diverse and inclusive industry. It will support the IPA’s new diversity and inclusion report, A Future of Fairness, due to be published later this month and explored in detail at…

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