Climate Change Doesn’t Play Fair
Why Fairtrade Matters Now More Than Ever “There is a chain on earth that starts where the producers are. They […]
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A Guide To Going Gluten-Free
Gluten intolerance is becoming increasingly common in the UK and can manifest in a range of symptoms including bloating, diarrhoea,
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As Strong as an Ox
A look at Vegans in sport and why they have made the switch to plant-based diets One of the campaign
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The Secrets of Sea Buckthorn
Sea buckthorn is a thorny deciduous shrub with bright yellow or orange berries that are extremely rich in a wide
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What does ‘Organic’ actually mean?
It’s Organic September once again, a month-long celebration of all the organic sector does for climate, nature, and health
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The History of Organic
This year the organic movement celebrates 50 years of organic standards and certification. At this important milestone, we look back at the origins of organic farming in the UK, and at the subsequent growth of the organic movement around the world…
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How to avoid Histamine Hell – Natural remedies for Hayfever
The list of Hayfever symptoms is a long one – sneezing and coughing, a runny or blocked nose, itchy, red or watery eyes, itchy throat, mouth, nose and ears, loss of smell, pain around your temples and forehead, headaches, earache and feeling tired may all be symptoms of Seasonal Allergic Rhinitis. So what can you do?
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Back to School Support for Children
Beginning of term can be a challenge for your children’s immune systems. Starting a new school or a new class can be stressful too. So what nutrients can you give them to get them fit for school – in body and mind?
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It’s all in the eyes
Age related changes to eyesight are a common problem in those over the age of 60, but there are plenty of things we can do to remedy problems with dry eye, prevent or slow macular degeneration and prevent cataracts. We take a look at various nutrients that may help us to look after these important windows to the soul.
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Greenlife has become a Living Wage employer
Our accreditation by the Living Wage Foundation is good news for our staff. So what does it mean? The Living Wage guarantees that everyone working at Greenlife receive a minimum hourly wage that is significantly higher than the government minimum for over 23s.
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Hylsten Sourdough Bakery
The story of Hylsten Bakery in Buckfastleigh is one that is full of passion, drive and determination. It is also a story of resilience in the face of some profound bad luck, and a heartening tale of a community coming together to save a much loved artisan business.
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Fairtrade Fortnight – 21st February – 6th March 2022
Fairtrade Fortnight is upon us. As you can see from these pictures, we make a big deal out of the Fairtrade Foundation’s national two-week campaign in Greenlife.
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