The Truth about Food Waste in Singapore (and beyond)
Singapore generates approximately 800,000 tonnes of food waste every year, which is equal to 2 bowls of rice per person, every day. Meanwhile, 1 in 10 people are suffering from food insecurity. Last updated on July 2019 On the other hand, agribusinesses
6 Easy Ways to Create Less Waste on your Next Flight
I had a chat with a friend the other day and he asked me: “What can I do to reduce my waste when I’m travelling? I’m flying in a month, what would you do? Where do I start?” I was very
Kampot Jewels – Interview with founder of Fair Farms, Norbert Binot
Language barriers and organic farming both come with many hurdles. But Norbert Binot, the founder of Fair Farm and Kampot Jewels, is not hindered by them- he's been jumping above them all with ease. Today, he's sharing his journey of
Conscious-Preneurs | Kay Liu: Eco Chic & Education
Are you eco-chic? On our recent trip to Hong Kong, We met with Kay Liu, The Education Director for Redress to understand what the current landscape in Hong Kong looks like, how they are promoting eco-chic and how we can
The Talk | Carry Somers: Can Green Become The New Black?
Fashion designer, revolutionary, and campaigner for ethical, sustainability and transparency in the fashion supply chain, Carry Somers is the Founder of Fashion Revolution. In this talk she shares with us if Green Can Become The New Black. Green Is The New
The Talk | Panel Discussion: Behind The Label
During this years Green Is The New Black, we had a panel discussion on 'Behind the Label' exploring what really happens along the supply chain. Hear from Leslie Chiverton, Founder of Transparent Supply Chains, Renyung Ho, Co-Founder of Matter and
The Talk | Kate Black: What Does it Mean to be Ethical & Sustainable
Green Is The New Black the TALKS happened in Singapore at Hotel Jen Tanglin in October 2016, bringing together some of the leading change makers and thought leaders in Asia and beyond. This talk was part of HAVING: Fashion &