Earlier this year, Lush chose Prevented Ocean Plastic™. And this Spring, Prevented Ocean Plastic™ are featured in the Lush Times!
You can find the Lush Times- a free, quarterly print newspaper filled with news, reviews, and interviews on the British cosmetic retailer’s products, people, and passions- in participating Lush stores while stocks last.
The Spring edition of the newspaper features a full page on Lush’s Prevented Ocean Plastic™ partnership. Under the headline “A Clear Vision for Preventing Ocean Plastic”, there’s information about the brand’s historic use of recycled plastic, why they’ve made the switch to Prevented Ocean Plastic™, and the differences it will make to people and the planet.
In their own words, “Every time you take home our product in a clear plastic bottle marked with the Prevented Ocean Plastic™ trademark, you’re helping to protect marine ecosystems and the coastal communities at the forefront of the effects of ocean plastic pollution.”
Also inside the issue is an update on Lush’s fight against animal testing and pursuit of better science, a spotlight on the brand’s latest addition to their fragrance range, and a competition!
If you can’t find the Lush Times in store, a digital version is also available.
Prevented Ocean Plastic™ are so proud to partner with Lush, support the forward-thinking brand in making a better plastic choice, and together leaving the world lusher than we found it.
About PREVENTED OCEAN PLASTIC™:
Prevented Ocean Plastic™ is high quality, certified recycled plastic that has been collected from coastal areas at risk of ocean plastic pollution. Used by supermarkets and brands around the world, it meets regulatory health and safety standards, is traceable back to source and can be identified on-pack through its distinctive triangular logo. Prevented Ocean Plastic™ was an official nominee for the 2023 Earthshot Prize, and counts Lidl, Sainsbury’s, Waitrose and Booths Supermarket as key partners, along with major manufacturing partners such as Groupe Guillin, Spectra Packaging, and Berry Global for offerings across multiple product categories, including fish, poultry, soft fruits, pet food, personal care, and home cleaning.
