For the environment

The summer break always seems to fly by — days without strict schedules, spontaneous snacks, afternoons spent playing, and of course, backpacks and pencil…

Summer means longer days, beach getaways, picnics in the park, and wide-open windows. But it’s also a great opportunity to strengthen your commitment to…

At ECOS, we believe true sustainability doesn’t begin with the bottle or end at the drain. It’s a commitment woven through every stage of…

As more people seek options that align with their values and environmental responsibility, the “Plant-Powered” movement is gaining momentum. It represents a shift toward…

Every April, millions of people across the U.S. take time to reflect on how their daily choices shape the world around them. Earth Month…

When we think about the world’s biggest environmental challenges, we often picture factory smokestacks, traffic jams, or wildfires. But everyday actions—those small choices we…

Every April, we celebrate Earth Month—an opportunity to reflect on our impact on the planet and take meaningful steps to reduce our environmental footprint…

In a world increasingly aware of the importance of protecting the environment, eco-conscious certifications have become an essential tool to guide consumers toward products…

As concerns about environmental impacts grow, terms like “natural,” “eco-friendly,” and “sustainable” have become more common in the cleaning products industry. However, greenwashing—the practice…

End-of-year celebrations offer a special time together with loved ones to reflect and celebrate. However, this can also be a time of high consumption…

Imagine a world where every choice you make in your home leads to a healthier planet. This vision isn’t just a dream—it’s within our…

In a world where we are becoming increasingly aware of the importance of taking care of our health, our family, and the environment, choosing…

At ECOS, we understand that the well-being of people and the planet is closely tied to the places where we spend much of our…

Becoming an eco-conscious traveler is a rewarding way to explore the world while minimizing our carbon footprint and preserving the natural wonders we cherish….

It’s easy for corporations to use words like “zero waste.” However, the term has different meanings to different organizations. ECOS achieved TRUE Platinum Zero…

As more people become conscious of the impact of their choices on the environment, sustainable grocery shopping has gained tremendous importance. In this article,…

In today’s world, finding ways to save money and reduce energy consumption is a win-win situation. Not only does it benefit your wallet, but…

You probably already know that sustainable cleaning supplies are a safer choice for your family, especially when it comes to your little ones and…

Use these 5 simple tips to reduce your food waste this Thanksgiving holiday. You’ll save money and these tips are super easy ways to be sustainable.

When it comes to learning how to be more sustainable, you can start by opting for more sustainable cleaning supplies. Choosing between conventional cleaning products and more sustainable options can be like trying to decide between taking the stairs or the elevator. You know they’ll both help you achieve the same end result—but the overall impact of the choice can have you scratching your head.

Maybe you’ve already been working towards a more sustainable lifestyle–like buying LED light bulbs and using a special blue bin just for recycling. You’ve even pictured yourself in your very own electric vehicle.

We all want to take steps to keep our beautiful blue planet healthy and create a better environment for its inhabitants. But when it comes to reducing your carbon footprint, knowing where to start might have you feeling a little lost in the woods.

From apple cores to appliances, copies of phone bills to the remains of last night’s carbonara, the contents of your trash are an ode to waste.

If you were to ask us, “What’s the most surprising thing about your industry?,” the first thing that would come to mind is the state of transparency. Did you know the US has no federal requirement for household cleaners to tell you what’s inside them? When it comes to food that we put in our bodies, every brand must list the ingredients. But with cleaners, you can choose to disclose zilch. Zero. Nada.