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Buy Me Once’s Most Read Articles of 2023 - Buy Me Once UK

Buy Me Once’s Most Read Articles of 2023

From product reviews to decluttering tips, our blog has had more activity this year than ever. And as 2023 draws to a close, we’re looking back on the articles you’ve been reading the most...
Love Stock Hate Waste Interview: Elephant Box - Buy Me Once UK

Love Stock Hate Waste Interview: Elephant Box

Our fourth Love Stock Hate Waste interview is with the founder of Elephant Box, makers of stainless steel lunchboxes, washing up bowls and more. Find out about how this company minimises waste - and their top tip for other retailers.
Love Stock Hate Waste interview: Suri - Buy Me Once UK

Love Stock Hate Waste interview: Suri

Read our interview with Mark Rushmore, co-founder of Suri: makers of the sustainable electric toothbrush. Find out why he took our Love Stock Hate Waste pledge, how Suri minimises waste and what gives him hope for the future.
Love Stock Hate Waste interview: Luks Linen - Buy Me Once UK

Love Stock Hate Waste interview: Luks Linen

For our second Love Stock Hate Waste interview, we wanted to speak to Rachel Ward, founder of Luks Linen. Read what she has to say about the issue of retail waste, as well as the joys and challenges of being a small business.
Love Stock Hate Waste interview: Elvis & Kresse - Buy Me Once UK

Love Stock Hate Waste interview: Elvis & Kresse

As part of our Love Stock Hate Waste petition, we’re interviewing some of the brilliant CEOs who have taken our pledge to never purposefully destroy stock. We thought it fitting to start with Elvis & Kresse, who make luxury accessories from waste materials.
Our petition aims to end the trashing of unsold goods. Will you sign? - Buy Me Once UK

Our petition aims to end the trashing of unsold goods. Will you sign?

Did you know? The pointless destruction of new, unsold products is common practice for many retailers. Whistleblowing and undercover footage have offered a glimpse into the waste generated by the...