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CORPORATE GIFTING
THAT MAKES A DIFFERENCE

THE FUTURE OF RESPONSIBLE MERCHANDISE.

SCAN THE QR CODE ON YOUR CUSTOM PRODUCT & EXPLORE THE MAP TO SEE WHERE WE FOUND THE NETS & HOW WE RECYCLED THEM IN OUR UK-BASED MICROFACTORY

In partnership with The Good Hub and a variety of corporate businesses that want to help our environment, we are bringing you merchandise that proves sustainability, not just promises it.

 

Others talk about being sustainable. We show you exactly how we do it—no vague claims. No greenwashing. Just full transparency.

Every product in this collaboration is made from recycled ocean plastics recovered from UK shores and transformed in our solar-powered microfactory. Each item carries a unique stamp and QR code, allowing you to trace its journey, from the coastline where the plastic was collected, through our local manufacturing process, to the finished product in your hands.

Scan your code to track the trash, explore the batch story, and see the real impact behind what you are holding.

This is merchandise with meaning. Designed responsibly. Made locally. Fully traceable.

If a brand claims it is sustainable, ask them to prove it.

SUSTAINABILITY YOU CAN SEE, RIGHT THROUGH THE SUPPLY CHAIN

CHECK OUT OUR BEACH CLEANING ACTION STORIES

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Balnakeil Bay

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One of our first batches of ghost nets was covered in a large dune for many years until a big storm in late 2021 shifted things forever

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Gunwalloe Cove

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Ghost Nets found by Steve and the crew of Clean Ocean Sailing down on Gunwalloe Cove, Cornwall, on the Lizard Peninsula

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Milford Haven

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Ghost Nets found by Elks and crew from Cea Shepherd, now called Captain Paul Watson Foundation

Isles of Scilly Ghost Nets

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Isles of Scilly 2023

Clean Ocean Sailing found our huge batch of nets on the remote White Isle, off the Isles of Scilly.

Image by Tim Morgan

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Isle of Skomer

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The lovely Sam and friends at Ecoast Pembrokeshire in Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire, Wales, collected this batch off the Isles of Skomer.

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Plymouth Sound

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A huge batch of ocean plastics was brought to the mainland by the Marine Biological Society, and we were happy to help transform it.

Processing Ghost Nets

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Freshwater West, Pems

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Edrid at A&E Adventures discovered our beautiful mustard-yellow nets, which were transformed in our solar-powered workshop in Bristol.

Bristol Blue Ropes

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Underfall Yard Bristol

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The Bristol harbourmaster reached out when a large consignment of ropes was found in the skip after the Harbour festival

Devon Council Ecotribo

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Exeter Devon

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Over 1/2 Ton (600kg) of Recycled Marine waste transformed into our ocean plastic products

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Devon Cornwall

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Our first batch of materials will use recycled pellets processed in the United Kingdom. We have been dreaming of this for many years. 

Our recycled plant pots and ocean plastic products are made from abandoned or lost fishing nets found around the British Isles. We track the nets’ journey from the sea to our solar-powered UK microfactory, where they are transformed into beautiful, functional eco-plant pots and sustainable products with a purpose.

We believe in transparency and celebrating the volunteers who help us make a difference.

 

When we say it's sustainable, we mean it's made in the UK, in a solar-powered factory, using ocean plastics, and we mean 100% recycled plastic sourced from UK shores. So next time ask your manufacturer what they mean when they say its sustainable.

 

Together, we can clean our coasts and plant positivity.

Processing the ghost nets at our Bristol workshop

If you are near the coast and want to get involved. Join our Ghost Gear Alert so we can collaborate, coordinate and transform beach cleanups in your area.

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Each purchase supports coastal charities & marine conservation. 

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We use 100% recycled materials found on our coasts

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Each product is direct action for marine wildlife.

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Our products are made locally in the UK using solar power

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