Lily’s Kitchen create natural, delicious, wholesome food for cats and dogs. They use a healthy and nutritious organic range of whole ingredients and make sure to steer clear from chemical additives, colours and flavour enhancers. They are, in their own words, "passionate about pets’ health and happiness. In fact, you could say we’re on a mission to change the way pets eat - from an overly processed diet made with unrecognisable ingredients to a truly natural and holistic one. You’ll notice a difference…very quickly!"
Set up in 2008 by Henrietta Morrison in a bid to cure her beloved border terrier, Lily, of a chronic skin condition, Lily's Kitchen are now recognised as the UK's most ethical pet food company, are members of PETA and are the first ever pet food brand to win a Queen's Award for Enterprise.
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Make the Nice List this Christmas by Choosing Sustainable Gift Wrapping
The festive season is meant for spending time with loved ones, which can include the exchanging of gifts. Amidst the excitement, we often neglect to consider what happens to all that gift wrap and packaging after we’re through with it. According to the GWP Group, a UK packaging company, consumers in the UK use approximately 227,000 miles of wrapping paper each year, with over 83km2 heading directly to the bin. Many local authorities don’t accept wrapping paper for recycling due to the additives included, such as dye, lamination, and glitter. This abundance of gift wrapping can’t be fixed in place without loads of non recyclable sticky tape - 40 million rolls to be exact. Luckily, having a sustainable Christmas morning is easier to achieve than you might think.
