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I think they're trying to convey a sense of trust across all of the items they offer through their parent 'Brand' which is a bit ironic given the name. Ideally
by mikeyouse 7y ago
I think they're trying to convey a sense of trust across all of the items they offer through their parent 'Brand' which is a bit ironic given the name. Ideally they only offer eco-friendly items and that relieves the consumers of the burden of making that choice for themselves. As noted on other Acacia products, it's a fast-growing renewable wood.
https://brandless.com/products/acacia-wood-cheese-board https://brandless.com/products/acacia-wood-cheese-board
- riversflow 7y agoI don’t understand how selling items manufactured in a country with the environmental regulatory environment of China can honestly be sold as eco-friendly.
- fmajid 7y agoChina is improving, if only because a rising middle-class is demanding air that doesn't choke their lung in cities like Beijing or Shanghai. The US, on the other hand, is regressing.
- riversflow 7y agoThere are many vectors to environmental health besides the PM2.5 and PM10 levels. Chinese industry dumps straight into the rivers and onto the ground. Among many other environmental shortcomings relative to western industry. They also have no/toothless Occupational Safety,a separate but still reasonable concern.