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Me Mother Earth, founded by a husband-and-wife team in Las Vegas, creates vegan, cruelty‑free, zero‑waste everyday essentials made from natural, reusable, and biodegradable materials (with some production in the U.S.), supports fair-labor sourcing and recycling initiatives, and donates a portion of monthly profits to ocean conservation and environmental protection organizations.

Taima Titanium makes coating-free cookware, cutting boards, utensils, and water bottles from certified pure titanium, with no PTFE, PFAS, or ceramic coatings. Its pans have a pure titanium cooking surface over an aluminum and stainless steel base, so they work on induction. Designed in California, made in audited factories in China, and backed by a lifetime warranty.

Founded in Philadelphia, United By Blue is a B Corp certified brand that manufactures its eco-friendly apparel and accessories with sustainable materials, and for every product sold, removes one pound of plastic from oceans and waterways through organized cleanups, all while ensuring ethical production practices and minimizing environmental impact.

Founded in New York, Humankind is a B Corp certified brand that manufactures its eco-friendly personal care products in the USA, using biodegradable ingredients and sustainable packaging, while donating a portion of profits to initiatives focused on clean water access and environmental conservation.

Ocushield, founded in 2015 by optometrist Dhruvin Patel in London, creates medically-rated blue light-blocking screen protectors and wellness products, manufactured with biodegradable packaging and a commitment to sustainability, while donating to organization Orbis, an eye care charity.

Lydia Lassila founded Zone in 2024 for a mission. From eco-friendly materials to fair to ethical production, every purchase cares for people and the plant. Products are made with eco-friendly materials like cork, hemp, and organic cotton. Plastic-free packaging includes compostable mailers and durable recycled cardboard, reinforcing our commitment to reducing waste. Every 1% of sales goes to environmental causes, actively supporting a healthier planet.

Akamai Basics, founded in 2015 by Vincent Cobb and Marni Shymkus and headquartered in Boulder, Colorado, creates radically simplified, multipurpose natural personal care essentials made almost entirely in the USA, with carbon-neutral shipping, refillable packaging, B Corp certification, and 1% of sales donated to high-impact nonprofits to minimize environmental impact and promote ethical practice.

LimeLoop, founded by Ashley Etling, Chantal Emmanuel, and Viola Sutanto in the U.S., makes smart, reusable shipping mailers from upcycled billboard vinyl and recycled cotton, helping brands cut packaging waste with a circular system that can be reused over 200 times.

Kooshoo, founded by Rachel and Jesse, is a Norfolk Island–based brand offering biodegradable hair accessories made from Fairtrade-certified organic cotton and natural tree rubber, ethically produced in Southern India and Los Angeles.

Illum is a menstrual-care brand founded in 2021 by Eisa, an architect‑entrepreneur based in Toronto, that produces reusable cloth pads crafted in South Korea from natural, undyed organic cotton and hypoallergenic bamboo—free of toxic chemicals.

Bite, founded in 2018 by Lindsay McCormick out of her living room in Los Angeles, produces chewable toothpaste tablets and other oral-care essentials—manufactured in the U.S.—that replace plastic tubes, come in refillable glass jars or compostable pouches, are vegan, cruelty‑free, carbon‑neutral, B Corp certified, and designed to eliminate plastic waste in daily routines.

Oui the People makes a single-blade stainless steel safety razor designed for sensitive skin, along with plant-based shaving and body care. The razor is built to last, so only the recyclable steel blades need replacing.

Repurpose, founded in 2010 in Los Angeles, California, designs in the U.S. and manufactures both domestically and overseas in China and Taiwan, offering USDA-certified plant‑based, PFAS/PVC/BPA‑free, compostable tableware and bags made from upcycled fiber, PLA, PHA, and PBAT, with carbon‑neutral shipping, and a mission to divert hundreds of millions of pounds of plastic waste through renewable, non‑toxic alternatives.

Founded in New Zealand by Brianne West, Ethique makes plastic-free solid bars for hair, skin, and home, from shampoo and conditioner bars to dish and laundry products. It is a certified B Corp that sources ingredients through fair and direct trade, with vegan, cruelty-free formulas packed in compostable cardboard.

Onya is a Western Australian brand that has been fighting single-use plastic since 2004 with reusable produce bags, shopping bags, sandwich wraps, and more. Its bags are made from rPET fabric spun from recycled plastic drink bottles, and worn-out items can be returned for recycling through TerraCycle.

Meliora is a woman-owned B Corp that makes home cleaning and laundry products in-house in Chicago. Every product is MADE SAFE certified and single-use plastic free, from laundry powder in steel-capped paper cans to solid dish and cleaning soaps, with refill options available.

Flex, the woman-founded company behind the Flex Cup and Flex Disc, makes reusable menstrual cups and discs from medical-grade silicone, including a pull-tab cup designed for easy removal. One reusable cup or disc replaces years of single-use pads and tampons.

Stojo, founded by three New York dads, makes collapsible, leakproof cups, bottles, and bowls from food-grade silicone that fold down into a pocket-sized disk. Free of BPA, phthalates, lead, and glue, one cup can replace roughly 1,000 disposable cups.

The Refill Shoppe is a B Corp refill boutique founded by Michelle Stevens in 2010 in Ventura, California, offering more than 50 refillable bath, body, home, and cleaning products plus reusable swaps. Refill in store with your own containers or online through its Sudscriptions service, and the shop gives 1% of revenue through 1% for the Planet.

The only toilet paper brand we trust to not have bleach and toxic chemicals. White = bleached. PlantPaper, is founded in Brooklyn and manufactures in southern China using 100% FSC-certified, unbleached bamboo pulp free of chlorine and dyes.

Dirty Labs makes high-performance, bio-based laundry detergent that's gentle on skin and tough on stains — without harsh chemicals.

Founded in California, Stasher manufactures its eco-friendly, reusable silicone bags in the USA, donates to environmental initiatives like the Surfrider Foundation, and stands out with its commitment to sustainability by creating durable, non-toxic, and versatile products designed to reduce single-use plastic waste.

Papa Bear Naturals is a family-owned, American-made brand operating from their working ranch in Murrieta, California. Their tallow chips, popcorn, and cooking tallow swap out seed oils for grass-fed beef tallow, using organic potatoes and non-GMO kernels with no fillers or factory shortcuts.

Founded in Oregon, Hydro Flask is a B Corp certified brand that manufactures its durable, insulated water bottles overseas, promotes sustainability through a commitment to reducing single-use plastics, and supports community-driven environmental initiatives through partnerships with nonprofits like the Surfrider Foundation.

Lochtree is an eco-conscious marketplace founded in Newton, Massachusetts in 2019, operating from its Newton-based facility where it curates, ships, and offsets carbon for its vetted lineup of reusable, zero-waste home and personal care essentials all chosen for their tangible environmental impact and packed in plastic-free, carbon-neutral materials.

Saalt, founded in 2018 by Cherie Hoeger in Boise, Idaho, makes reusable menstrual cups and period care products in the USA using medical-grade silicone, with a strong focus on sustainability through B Corp certification, plastic-negative practices, and donating 2% of revenue to menstrual health and environmental causes.

Founded in Copenhagen in 2025, Pebble & Caramel makes stylish, biodegradable phone cases from PLA and PBAT plant polymers with bamboo fiber — designed to biodegrade in under 2 years vs. the 500+ years of conventional plastic. Every case is made-to-order with zero overproduction and zero unsold inventory.

Nátch is a Belgian, women‑founded phone case company that designs and manufactures its 100 % plant-based, wheat-straw and bioplastic cases in Belgium (with production in China), offering fully compostable, plastic-free protection, shipping packaging-free, and donating 5 % of profits to ocean-cleanup NGOs like The Ocean Cleanup and the 5 Gyres Institute to support environmental sustainability.

EcoCoconut, founded in Australia, makes plastic-free household and personal care products from natural materials like coconut husk and rubber wood, manufactured ethically in Sri Lanka by a company known for strong environmental and social responsibility.

Keep It Simple Zero Waste, co-founded by Jill Deolindo and Hunter Long in Honolulu, manufactures its own liquid soaps in-house at its Kaimukī location—using clean, upcycled 55-gallon drums from other U.S. industries to ship ingredients—and encourages customers to refill their containers, having already diverted over 55,000 plastic bottles from local waste streams.

The Other Straw is an Australian brand founded in 2018 by Jamie-Lee Kay that makes reusable bamboo straws in Vietnam, works with fair-trade artisans, is carbon-neutral, and helps reduce plastic waste.

Mayu Water makes the Swirl carafe, a reusable glass pitcher that sits on a porcelain base and swirls tap water in a vortex inspired by the motion of natural springs. The brand also offers glass water bottles with wooden lids and trace mineral and electrolyte drops made without preservatives or additives, giving you a reusable alternative to buying bottled water.

Boie makes long-lasting, antimicrobial toothbrushes and body scrubbers in the USA, with replaceable toothbrush heads so you keep the handle and throw away less. Used heads and scrubbers can be sent back through its recycling program, and the company gives a portion of proceeds to charitable causes.

The Hello Cup, now Hello Period Co, was founded in New Zealand in 2017 by Robyn McLean and registered nurse Mary Bond. Its menstrual cups and discs are made in New Zealand from hypoallergenic, medical-grade TPE, a good option for anyone sensitive to silicone, and one cup replaces around 2,000 single-use products.

Wellnesse, co-founded by Katie Wells of Wellness Mama, makes natural personal care like mineral toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, and deodorant from plant-based ingredients, without the harsh chemicals found in conventional formulas.

Blueland, founded by Sarah Paiji Yoo, sells cleaning products as tablets and powders you mix with water in reusable forever bottles, cutting single-use plastic and the weight of shipping water. The line covers hand soap, multi-surface and bathroom cleaners, dish soap, laundry, and dishwasher tablets.

Shameless Pets makes dog and cat treats in the USA from upcycled ingredients, rescuing surplus and imperfect foods that would otherwise go to waste and turning them into healthy snacks.

Wyld Skincare, founded in Toronto by Joy Yap in 2016, makes plant-based konjac sponges for face and body, infused with ingredients like French pink clay and bamboo charcoal. The sponges are vegan, plastic-free, and compostable at the end of their life.

Cleancult, founded by Ryan Lupberger and Zachary Bedrosian, makes coconut-based cleaning, laundry, and dish products sold in shatter-resistant glass bottles that you refill from paper-based cartons. The system cuts plastic waste by about 90% compared with conventional plastic bottles.

Plaine Products makes refillable shampoo, conditioner, body wash, and lotion in reusable aluminum bottles, swapping out single-use plastic personal care packaging.

Founded in New York, Clean People manufactures its eco-friendly cleaning products in the USA using plant-based ingredients, donates to ocean conservation efforts, offers carbon-neutral shipping, and sets itself apart with its commitment to 100% biodegradable packaging and a zero-waste production process.

Founded in New York, Leaf Shave manufactures its high-quality, recyclable razors in the USA, achieves carbon neutrality through offset programs, donates a portion of proceeds to environmental charities like The Nature Conservancy, and champions sustainability by using reusable metal razors, plastic-free packaging, and reducing waste in the shaving industry.

Founded in Portland, Oregon, Lomi is a B Corp certified brand that manufactures its innovative composting machines in the USA, helping households reduce food waste sustainably by turning scraps into nutrient-rich compost with minimal energy consumption and zero waste, all while prioritizing eco-friendly materials and ethical manufacturing practices.

Founded in New York, Package Free Shop is a B Corp certified brand that curates a wide range of sustainable, zero-waste products made by ethical manufacturers globally, and focuses on reducing plastic waste through eco-friendly packaging, biodegradable materials, and promoting conscious consumerism.

Pela Case is a B Corp founded in Saskatoon, Canada that manufactures 80% of its plant‑based, compostable cases in Kelowna; they offset carbon through funding of verified emissions‑reducing projects, and donate monthly to causes like Save The Waves Coalition, World Wildlife Fund, and UNICEF via its 1% for the Planet and referral “pay‑it‑forward” initiatives.

Enviroscent, founded in 2001 by Sharon Sherwood and based in Atlanta, Georgia, manufactures non-toxic, liquid‑free air fresheners using biodegradable, recyclable, and compostable materials, delivering cleaner scents free from hazardous VOCs, reproductive toxins, CMRs, and cruelty.

A Good Company, founded by Anders Ankarlid in Sweden in 2019, creates thoughtfully designed, climate-positive everyday products made with sustainable materials and full supply chain transparency; they donate part of every purchase to environmental and social impact through its own foundation.

Keālia Organics, founded by Taylor Garcia, is a wāhine-owned Hawaiian soap and bodycare company based in Kapaʻa, Kauaʻi, offering all-natural, zero-waste products made with locally sourced botanicals, beeswax, and honey, and packaged in plastic-free, recyclable or compostable materials to support a sustainable ecosystem and empower local farmers and artisans.

How We Roll, founded by Georgia in Adelaide, Australia, produces tree‑free and plastic‑free eco‑household essentials—like toilet paper, paper towels, tissues, compostable bags—manufactured with recycled and sustainable bamboo materials, delivered via subscription, and has a partnership with One Tree Planted.

Guppyfriend is a washing bag created by the German non-profit STOP! Micro Waste and sustainable brand LANGBRETT, made in Europe and China, that helps stop microplastic pollution by catching tiny plastic fibers from clothes during laundry and is mostly recyclable.

LastObject is a Copenhagen company founded in 2018 that designs reusable alternatives to single-use bathroom items. Its LastSwab replaces more than 1,000 cotton swabs, while LastTissue and LastRound use GOTS-certified organic cotton to replace thousands of disposable tissues and makeup rounds.

Nix, based in Cupertino, California, makes natural, alcohol-free mouthwash as crystals you dissolve in water, so you refill one reusable bottle instead of buying new plastic ones. Refills ship in glass jars with plastic-free packaging, and the formula uses a short list of plant-derived ingredients like peppermint oil.

GoSili, founded by Stacey Feeley and Giuliana Schwab and based in Traverse City, Michigan, makes reusable straws, cups, and food storage from nontoxic, European-grade platinum silicone that's free of BPA, phthalates, and lead. Its Ocean Straws give 1% of each purchase to ocean clean-up and conservation groups.

The Swag, founded in Sydney by Peita Pini, makes compostable, machine-washable produce storage bags from three layers of unbleached, unseeded cotton. Dampened and kept in the fridge, the bags keep fruit and vegetables fresh for two weeks or more without plastic, and they're ethically made in India.

Battle Green is a small zero-waste shop based in Snowdonia, North Wales, offering plastic-free alternatives to everyday items, from bamboo toothbrushes and tooth powder to sponges, cutlery, and zero-waste starter kits. Its handmade cosmetics are PETA-certified vegan and cruelty-free, and every order ships in plastic-free, compostable, or recyclable packaging.

Public Goods is a New York-based brand selling minimalist everyday essentials, from bamboo toothbrushes and refillable floss to body care, cleaning supplies, and paper goods. Products use plant-based ingredients and pared-down packaging to cut waste.

Shred Surf Company makes surfboard socks from 100% GRS-certified recycled materials, a blend of recycled cotton and recycled plastics, with reinforced padding at the nose, rails, and fins. Each board sock saves thousands of liters of fresh water compared with conventional versions, and orders ship carbon neutral.

The Humble Co. is a Swedish brand making plastic-free oral and personal care like bamboo toothbrushes, floss picks, cotton swabs, and tongue cleaners. A portion of sales supports the Humble Smile Foundation, which funds dental care for children in need.

Paper Cosmetics (PĀPR) is a Los Angeles brand making vegan, aluminum-free natural deodorant in push-up tubes of FSC-certified paper that can be recycled or composted. The brand is Climate Neutral certified, and its deodorants are free of parabens, silicone, and sulfates.