Discover the Meaning of Conscious Consumerism

WHAT IS CONSCIOUS CONSUMERISM ?

Conscious consumerism, also known as ethical consumerism or mindful consumerism, focuses on buying practices that prioritize making decisions with the intention of a positive social, economic, and environmental impact.

OUR MISSION

Many consumers have a sustainability mindset, but they struggle to make it a lifestyle. We create a convenient and transparent platform for readers to make mindful choices about the things and experiences they purchase.

SUSTAINABILITY TERMS

SUSTAINABILITY

SUSTAINABILITY  follows three pillars – economic, environmental and social. Each pillar upholds the goal of sustainability as outlined by the U.S National Environmental Policy Act...

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CIRCULAR ECONOMY

CIRCULAR ECONOMY embraces a conscious approach to business—where the cycles of goods center on sustainability. Broadly, a circular economy refers to the many stages that...

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FAIRTRADE

FAIRTRADE certifications have become a key component to ensuring that a product is made ethically, creating a lasting, positive social impact for the people of...

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CRUELTY-FREE

CRUELTY-FREE ensures that no animals were harmed throughout the entire production process of the item. Cruelty-free products have a zero tolerance policy for animal testing...

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GREENWASHING

GREENWASHING is a misleading marketing tactic. It is the promotion of a company or a brand’s dedication to the environment, while that commitment either does...

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FAST VS. SLOW

FAST VS. SLOW  manufacturing differences lie in production and in the companies’ values. Fast manufacturing is produced in poor working conditions with no regard to...

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VEGAN

VEGAN products are created or produced without the use of any animal ingredients, including zero use of animal substances as well as zero use of...

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TRANSPARENCY

TRANSPARENCY refers to a brand’s proper disclosure of the manufacturing systems of a business, therefore allowing retailers full access to understanding the sustainable processes of...

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BIODEGRADABLE

BIODEGRADABLE materials have the capability to decompose over time. Biodegradable products ensure that the environmental footprint of a company is minimized as to reduce unnecessary...

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DOWNCYCLING

DOWNCYCLING describes the process of creating a recycled product that is usually of lower value or functionality than the original item it was repurposed from....

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UPCYCLING

UPCYCLING Unlike recycling, the upcycling process does not break recycled materials down to their original base ingredients. Instead, upcycling consists of “refashioning” recycled materials into...

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RECYCLING

RECYCLING  involves repurposing waste into a new good, thereby creating the opportunity to reduce waste production. In today’s manufacturing practices, many companies that are striving...

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ARTISANAL

ARTISANAL products promote both ethical production and sustainable practices. For a product to be considered ‘artisanal,’ it must be handcrafted. When purchasing from a business...

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