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About Ethical Consumer
We publish the UK's leading alternative consumer magazine. Each day we make choices according to our personal ethics. Ethical Consumer provides the tools and resources you need to make these choices simple, informed and effective.
We produce product guides on everything from bread to banks. Our ratings are based on 5 main categories: people, environment, animals, politics and sustainability. Find out more about our ethical ratings.
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Ethical Consumer is the leading source of information about ethical shopping in the UK. We have helpful features about how and why to shop ethically, ethical shopping on a budget, and buying vegan, fairtrade and organic. Plus our unique in-depth shopping guides to finding ethical products and services, with links to ethical suppliers and shops.Read more
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Who you choose to bank with is an important decision. You’ve worked hard to earn your money and now you want to make sure it’s looked after by a bank that won’t use it to fund unethical companies such as those involved in fossil fuel extraction or arms manufacturing. We highlight three big issues that might affect who you bank with.Read more
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Over the years, many ethical brands have been bought out by unethical companies. In many cases the bigger companies are looking to improve their image or tap into the ethical market. Other brands make ethical claims, but have always been owned by unethical companies.Read more
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Repairing what we already own and buying pre-loved things is one of the best ways we can cut emissions when it comes to our consumption. Here, we provide a roadmap to action for everything from clothing and technology to bikes and furniture.Read more
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