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Help save the Earth with Banyan Tree published : 20 Apr 2021 at 04:00 Banyan Tree Krabi. photo courtesy of Banyan Tree Group Banyan Tree Group is encouraging guests to help in "Restoring Our Earth" -- the theme of this years Earth Day which falls on Thursday -- by introducing an "Earth Day Getaway" campaign that offers up to 35% discounts for stays from Thursday to May 5 at 39 properties globally. Each nights purchase or stay during the period will contribute US$2 ...

By Contributor - April 20, 2021 Travelers who make bookings between April 22 and May 5 can expect major discounts on future stays, with some proceeds donated to a global tree-planting initiative. An aerial view of Banyan Tree Anji in China’s Zhejiang province. (Photo: Banyan Tree Holdings) To celebrate Earth Day this year, the Singapore-based Banyan Tree Group has teamed up with Earthday.org to launch a special limited-time offer supporting The Canopy Project, a global refo...

Close The world’s largest environmental campaign is taking place over three days in 2021, with up to one billion people taking action to protect the planet. Earth Day is celebrated on 20-22 April this year, and continues its focus on the climate emergency. The theme of Earth Day 2021 is Restore Our Earth, with events to take place virtually in light of ongoing Covid-19 restrictions around the world. Three days of climate action are due to begin on 20 April, with events including a global yout...

April 13, 2021 By Michele Learner Earth Day, April 22, is quickly approaching. Read on for a look at some of the main activities, many virtual and all centered around this year’s theme, Restore Our Earth. We have also recently published a feature on continuing advocacy on the Child Tax Credit expansion, the most significant opportunity to reduce U.S. child poverty in many years; a look at the daunting problems Venezuela faces, despite its status as an oil-rich, previously middle-income nation...

Rituals announces sustainability partnership for Earth Week Rituals has announced a partnership with EarthDay.org to help plant trees this Earth Week. EarthDay.org is working to plant millions of trees alongside The Canopy Project, to help in the battle against carbon emissions and to offset the effects of deforestation. To support the cause, Rituals will be offering 20% off all its refills throughout Earth Week, which runs from 21 – 25 April. For every refill sold, Rituals will donate a t...

Shares This week, new dairy-free creamer brand Honest to Goodness began rolling out its products on Amazon, Fresh Direct, and select retailers. The brand offers three flavors of almond milk-based vegan creamers made with simple ingredients: Madagascan Vanilla Bean (a blend of real vanilla beans from Madagascar), Unsweetened Madagascan Vanilla, and Himalayan Salted Caramel (made with salt sourced from the Himalayas). The new creamers are available in 16-ounce packs for $3.99 or as a Global Varie...

Danone Unveils New Plant-Based Line of Non-Dairy Creamers One of the last products given up on the path to a fully plant-based diet is dairy creamer. It can be difficult to let go of that creamy richness in your morning coffee, but food giant Danone is making it seamless with its new Honest to Goodness line of plant-based coffee creamers. The company unveiled the non-dairy coffee creamer on Monday, following the growing number of consumers that are now brewing their coffee at home in...

Press release content from Globe Newswire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. New Brand Honest to Goodness™ Launches A Line Of Coffee Creamers With A Mission to Give Back To ... Honest to GoodnessMarch 15, 2021 GMT BROOMFIELD, Colo., March 15, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Honest to Goodness™ announced today its launch as a purpose-driven creamer brand, offering a delicious line of plant-based coffee creamers crafted with thoughtfully sourced ingredients from around the world. T...

Dive Brief: Danone North Americas new Honest to Goodness brand is launching a line of vegan plant-based creamers that support local communities where its ingredients are sourced and prioritizes the transparency of its supply chain.  The creamers, which are lactose-, gluten- and carrageenan-free, and non-GMO project verified, are available in three flavors: Madagascan Vanilla Bean, Unsweetened Madagascan Vanilla Bean and Himalayan Salted Caramel. They are available at Amazon Fresh, Fresh Dire...

The Marthas Vineyard Times Garden Notes: Getting our gardens ready It’s still a bit early, but hope springs eternal. Buds of hellebore Ivory Prince emerge through a blanket of fallen leaves. — Susan Safford Under February’s Snow Moon, our cold soil underlain with clay seems to be the last on the Island to lose its snow cover. However, even here, snowdrops are advancing, and the hellebores are covered with fat pink buds. A glance to the shrubbery and tree tops reveals brighter ...