Page 4 - Sustainability
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High hopes for COP27
4th November 2022A year after COP26, we share our reflections and hopes for COP27.
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Carole Bamford in conversation with Justin Byam Shaw
7th September 2022The founder of The Felix Project discusses the driving force behind his food redistribution charity, which works to redress the balance between Londoners struggling to afford to eat and the city’s surplus of edible food.
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Spotlight on our organic Creamery, Cattle & Dairy
5th September 2022Organic farming is about working with nature, rather than against it.
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Celebrating 20 Years of Daylesford Organic
2nd September 2022Daylesford founder Carole Bamford has written a blog post reflecting on the past 20 years and what the future holds.
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Our Zero Waste Pantry
1st June 2022Our zero waste pantry was created with sustainability in mind, this new area of our farmshop makes it easy for you to make a difference.
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Our organic ferments range
25th May 2022Using our unwanted or excess organic vegetables, our organic ferments range is a great way to boost gut health whilst improving food waste.
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Is there a sustainable solution to eating meat?
25th May 2022With so much conflicting advice about eating meat, we set out to deliver a clear answer to the problem.
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Lift the lid on our hampers
14th April 2022A hamper from Daylesford Organic is an unrivalled gift, as cherished as it is kind to the planet.
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Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Repair, Recycle, Rehome, Rot
23rd March 2022Making a few small changes can have a huge impact on the amount of waste we produce.
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Our new botanical diffusers range
23rd March 2022Introducing our new botanical diffusers, an effortless way to bring scents that are inspired by nature into your home.
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What does “organic” mean to us?
23rd March 2022With the organic industry growing steadily in the UK, we are starting to see a positive shift in farming and consumer behaviours.
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An interview with Carole Bamford: a more sustainable future
23rd March 2022Daylesford’s founder shares her thoughts on building a greener world and living more sustainably as lockdown eases.