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| Language | English |
| Country | United Kingdom |
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Search ArticlesGirlguiding uniform redesign certified by the Circular Textiles Foundation
Co-created with nearly 55,000 of its members, sustainability was highlighted as a key consideration by girls from the very beginning with lots of their uniform designs including requests to protect the planet by using recyclable and eco-friendly materials. The project is just one of many sitting within Girlguiding’s wider environmental plan for the organisation to become more sustainable, with the aim of cutting its overall carbon emissions by 50% by 2040.
The rise of alternative fibres | The Paper Chapter
Next in POC’s Chapter editorial series is Paper, which is experience a decidedly positive momentum towards responsible fibre sourcing, content creation, and some very exciting innovation. Paper isn’t just made from trees. From coffee cups to crop waste, alternative fibres are reshaping how paper is produced – bringing sustainability, resilience, and compelling circular stories to the forefront of the industry.
Gibsons publishes latest impact report
From Gibsons’ Kings Award for Enterprise, to supporting the careers of young people and delivering on their brand promise, 2025 was an eventful year. Gibsons Games RHS licensed games selection. Credit: Gibsons. As a certified B Corporation, tracking progress is an important part of Gibsons’ people and planet journey, ensuring they not only continue to improve, but keep it central to who they are as a brand. Kate Gibson comments: “An impact report tells a story.
A nod for NOSY in sustainability category of Lloyds British Business Excellence Awards
For eight years, NOSY has operated as a deeply integrated strategic partner, empowering organisations, such as Products of Chamge, to scale their operations and their positive societal impact. Reflecting on the announcement, NOSY founder, Matt Greg, described the shortlisting as an important milestone for the agency: “From day one, we wanted to prove that a creative business can be a genuine force for good,” Matt explained.
Lush to join POC on the London Packaging Week stage
Titled: Beyond the black pot: How Lush is rethinking products, packaging and circularity, this discussion, hosted live on London Packaging Week’s brand new Podcast Studio stage, will ask what happens when one of the world’s most disruptive retailers embraces brand licensing? Lush has spent years challenging convention, proving that ethical business and commercial success don’t just sit alongside one another – they can actively strengthen each other.
Lush and Moomin team up on ethical licensed collab
This collaboration brings together two very different but deeply aligned worlds. One that makes handmade, vibrant, and planet-friendly cosmetics, the other inspiring generations through timeless and thought-provoking stories, alongside a clear, unified message: everyone deserves freedom, dignity, and the right to be welcomed. For Lush, a company which has become as well known for its bold campaigns as it has for its bath bombs, ‘all are welcome always’ isn’t just a tagline, it’s a core value.
Friday Thoughts | Celebrating the people who chose to step forward
Sitting down to write this feels a bit surreal. Seven years ago, I definitely wasn’t visualising what Products of Change would look like in 2026. Truthfully, back then, I was just hoping a handful of people would think the conversation was worth having in the first place. At the time, sustainability wasn’t baked into most job descriptions. For almost all of us, it was something tacked onto the margins of our day jobs – squeezed in before work, after hours, over lunch breaks, or on the train home.
A very Lorax mission | Dr. Seuss becomes a POC Member
1. Tell me a bit about what you do Founded in 1993, Dr. Seuss Enterprises is a global entertainment company. Our mission is to educate and entertain generations around the world by promoting and protecting the literary and artistic works of Dr. Seuss. We provide world-class content that drives joyful learning and creates hopeful futures, across publishing, film and television, licensing, and live experiences, reaching audiences in more than 100 countries.
Friday Thoughts: A nod to our friends in the outdoor industry
Bears Ears in Utah (credit: Stacey Dobkins) As we head into the summer and the peak holiday season, it’s easy to focus on the usual warm-weather rituals: picnics, drinks and bbqs. But taking a moment to head outside isn’t just a physical reset; it’s a powerful reminder of why we do the work we do. When we step into nature, we see the very ecosystems, biodiversity, and green spaces we strive to protect every single day.
The POC Paper Chapter
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