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In recent weeks, Oatly has faced widespread boycott calls, after it was announced that the company had accepted a $200 million investment from Blackstone.

Tom Bryson tells us more about the new Facebook boycott campaign.

The latest updates on Amazon. The global giant forces sellers to pay its Digital Services Tax and is accused of firing whistleblowers.

There has been turmoil in the electricity and gas retail sector recently, and many small and even big companies have been hurrying for the door.

Anna Clayton speaks to Mama D Ujuaje of Community Centred Knowledge about their immersive and interactive workshops and the upcoming Journey To Nourish session at Ethical Consumer Week 2020.

Barclays and HSBC are amongst the largest banks in the UK. Yet, both companies have been repeatedly criticised over ethical issues and face ongoing campaigns.

In July 2017, War on Want released a report on the relationship between UK financial institutions and companies selling arms and military equipment to Israel that have been used in the oppression of Palestinians.

A template letter/email for those who have switched bank accounts for ethical reasons and want to let their old bank know why they have done this. Please feel free to adapt the layout and copy below.

Investment can be a tricky area to get your head around, before you even begin to think about ethics. Only around one third of people in the UK currently hold investments in shares.

We spoke to Tonny Nowshin, a researcher at environmental and human rights organisation Urgewald and a degrowth activist from Bangladesh about Barclays’ role in climate breakdown and its responsibility to change in Bangladesh and beyond.

Our first ever Ethical Consumer Week will explore the question: What is the role of ethical production and consumption in building more resilient communities?

Friends Of the Earth’s open letter calls on England’s biggest landowners to grow more trees.