The impact of pesticides on local waterways in the Byron Shire
A newly published study by a research team at Southern Cross University on the impact of pesticides on local waterways in the Byron Shire was made possible with the support…
A newly published study by a research team at Southern Cross University on the impact of pesticides on local waterways in the Byron Shire was made possible with the support…
A $9,000 Santos Organics Grant was awarded to support Sea Shepherd Australia’s Marine Debris Campaign in 2019, and the grant directly funded a marine and plastic debris clean-up of Moreton…
When we grow more rainforest trees, we see better outcomes for wildlife, climate, people and the planet. This is second nature to Santos Organics, the environmental not-for-profit organisation who for…
Not-for-Profit Funds Projects to Bring Back the Big Scrub Through their grants and donations program, Santos Organics has donated a total of $16,475 to Reforest Now, a local rainforest regeneration…
A PERCENTAGE OF OUR PROCEEDS FROM FRIDAY’S SALES WILL GO TO RAINFOREST 4 FOUNDATION TO PLANT TREES LOCALLY AND IN THE DAINTREE
Santos Organics has taken action to ensure every product they stock is free from unsustainable and untraceable palm oil and palm derived ingredients. The Santos Organics store in Mullumbimby NSW. …
It’s absolutely no mistake that humans are responsible for the mess we find ourselves in today. Each and every one of us, families and friends have been entwined in the…
In Western society, palm oil is the most commonly used vegetable oil. However, most people have never even heard of what palm oil actually is, let alone understand the negative…
Plastic pollution is the accumulation overtime of plastic in the Earth’s natural environment. These plastics come in many sizes (micro, meso, macro) and are partially responsible for destroying wildlife and…
In accordance with health and safety regulations our cut foods must be wrapped and packaged. We now use a biodegradable plastic that leaves no residue or particles within 6 months…