From a business perspective, it might sound like madness to encourage customers to stop buying. Yet, in a world where we increasingly favour brands committed to sustainability, promoting less can go a long way.
Did you know that illiteracy still affects one in five people in the UK?
Literacy is a ‘means of identification, understanding, interpretation, creation, and communication in an increasingly digital, text-mediated, information-rich and fast-changing world,’ according to UNESCO.
Marketing is a constantly evolving process and some of the things that worked yesterday might not work today. Have you ever found yourself in a meeting discussing a company’s marketing strategy? Then you’ll probably know that demographics are a big deal.
With its chameleon-like properties, mycelium, a root-like network that supports fungi colonies, is proving a potent solution to several climate conundrums, as recent research has uncovered.
Could vertical farm shelves be the future of British agriculture? With an estimated 50% of the population’s food grown on national soil this year, the UK’s food supply is more dependent than ever on undisrupted food chains abroad.
A UN report concluded that we can realistically cut 80% of global plastic pollution by 2040, saving the economy over $4 trillion.
“At a first glance, seeds may not look like much, but within them lies the foundation of our future food and nutrition security, and the possibility for a world without hunger,” says Stefan Schmitz, executive director of the Global Crop Diversity Trust.
