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Green Britain – making every day Green Britain day

The biggest single impact you can make on climate change is switching to Ecotricity, the UK’s No1 renewable energy provider. Ecotricity doesn’t repackage nuclear or existing supplies. Instead Dale Vince’s company uses every pound you spend with them to build new wind turbines. Ecotricity’s Green Union Jack was created in 2007 to symbolize this commitment to Green Britain.

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Recent Projects


SERRV - Eradicating poverty in developing countries (including the USA)

It’s not very often you come across a brand new idea that’s 60 years old. SERRV is the beginning of the solution to today’s cultural and consumption issues yet has its roots in the post-world war II refugee crisis.

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UBoC - United Bank of Carbon

You don’t get many challenges bigger than Save the Rainforest. When Jonathan Wild asked Host to develop a concept for saving a slice of rainforest the size of Yorkshire he didn’t expect the answer he got. If you want to save a slice of Rainforest the size of Yorkshire you’re going to have to save the whole lot.

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OKe USA

'We are an audacious banana company because we want our bananas to change the world. To empower our farmers by their ownership of the brand, treating them with dignity and paying them a fair price. This is revolutionary; in fact you could think of us as an alternative global business. By buying our brand, you can transform a farmer from an underdog to a top banana.'

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Cafedirect

Cafédirect was created to change the lives of growers in the developing world. Its integrity is built on its direct working relationship with growers and its mission to pay more back.  Host has worked with Cafédirect from day one.

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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 30 June 2009 13:25 )