Plastic in ocean

Travel thousands of miles with a plastic drinking bottle to learn about plastic pollution and understand how it harms the ocean.

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I have been aware for a long time the issue with plastic pollution in our oceans but recently I've discovered just how much of an issue it is and how it is devastating for the creatures in our oceans as well. By being mindful about what we buy and do, we can prevent this issue from escalating further.

After the successful launch of our Refillable Body Wash, we wanted to explain how we as a business & other brands within the beauty sector can become more sustainable with the worlds-first paper, plastic-free & home compostable pouch for liquid. With every Proverb product sold, we donate money to help fund the work of Plastic Bank through Greenspark. They give us an exact measurement of how many pieces of ocean-bound plastic it will remove, so we can measure our personal impact 🌊

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Our jars are made with recycled Ocean Waste Plastic, which is plastic waste collected from our oceans.

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UN declares ocean emergency About 8 million tons of plastic enters the ocean every year. This amount is enough to kill over a million seabirds and at least 100,000 marine mammals. If drastic measures are not taken, within 30 years the volume of microplastics in the ocean will reach a billion tons, which will exceed the total weight of the fish living in the ocean.

Just like Neo from The Matrix, we sometimes get a strange feeling deep in our guts that something is not quite right with the world. German artist Steffen Kraft, who also goes by the name Iconeo online, makes amazing social commentary pictures that highlight how ironic, weird and even hypocritical life can sometimes be.