Tecorra Eco Blog

The topic of batteries is a challenging one. They can be rechargeable, hugely useful and underpin the current movement towards electric cars. Howev...

No, I don't mean sing never gonna give you up to your dish brush. Although, should you feel the need to, please do upload said singing on social me...

1. Charitable donationsA whopping 20% of our profits go to the Woodland Trust, helping restore and protect our UK forests and all the animals that ...

Plastic is all around us. In fact, without it the world as we know it wouldn't exist. We need plastic for a huge range of products, from aviation t...

The circular economy is a revolutionary way to design and provide products that can help save our planet. Read our post to find out how.

In it's simplest definition, zero waste is the aim of sending nothing to landfill. From product packaging to food waste, it's all about reducing wa...

With our eco blogs on Tecorra we aim to bring you facts which are backed by published facts from scientific papers so that you can make informed ch...

You will have heard this before: replacing a perfectly fine utensil, toothbrush, hairbrush or similar that’s made from plastic just for the sake of...

What are Microplastics? Microplastics are pieces of plastic less than 5mm in size. When larger pieces of plastic break apart, they form microplasti...

Every minute the equivalent of a truck load of plastic enters our oceans. Plastic has been found in nearly every place on the planet - from the sum...

Bamboo is a great sustainable alternative to many plastic products, but there are a few things you should look out for when opting for this solutio...

Plastic bags only started becoming popular in the early 1980's. In the UK, we now have the single use carrier bag charge which has helped, to some ...