IHG Hotels & Resorts has launched the voco Zeal Exeter Science Park, its first-ever net zero carbon hotel in the United Kingdom. Developed in partnership with Zeal Hotels and Valor Hospitality, this cutting-edge property is designed to combine modern comfort with eco-conscious innovation, setting a new benchmark for environmentally responsible travel.

The hotel features an array of thoughtfully curated amenities, including a state-of-the-art mini gym, beautifully landscaped gardens, and versatile meeting spaces catering to business and leisure travelers. In line with its sustainability goals, voco Zeal Exeter Science Park has 12 electric vehicle charging stations, encouraging greener transportation choices for guests.

At the heart of the hotel's culinary experience is ISCA, its on-site restaurant and bar, which highlights locally-sourced, seasonal ingredients in collaboration with regional farmers and producers. Featuring low energy usage, energy conservation techniques, and low-emission materials, the hotel offers up to 85% less CO₂ than traditional cement-made properties.

Craft Sportswear has unveiled Collective, a premium activewear line that seamlessly integrates performance, style, and sustainability. The collection features a comprehensive range of essentials crafted from recycled materials, including Tencel blends and eco-friendly fabrics that deliver superior moisture management while minimizing environmental impact. Drawing inspiration from its Scandinavian roots, the brand emphasizes minimalist design principles alongside technical performance features.

The Collective line spans versatile pieces like the Structure Pants ($79.99), Bi-Blend Tees ($39.99-$54.99), and women's Padded Sports Bra ($54.99), all designed with thoughtful details that enhance functionality during workouts. Each garment incorporates technical elements such as bonded necklines, strategically placed pockets, and adjustable waistbands while maintaining a clean aesthetic suitable for both training sessions and everyday wear. This approach aligns with the growing market demand for activewear that transitions effortlessly between performance contexts and casual settings while supporting sustainability goals.

The brand's tagline "Remember your goal" reflects its commitment to supporting consumers' athletic journeys with apparel that combines purpose-driven design and environmental consciousness.

Humble Brands has launched a collection of aluminum-free deodorants featuring actor Jason Momoa's signature Rockrose & Cedar scent. The brand's commitment to sustainability is evident in its biodegradable, plastic-free packaging, which aligns with its "Simple. True. Sustainable." philosophy. These natural deodorants avoid harmful ingredients like aluminum, talc, parabens, SLS, and synthetic fragrances, focusing instead on effective yet gentle formulations.

Beyond their flagship deodorant line, Humble Brands offers a variety of scents including Black Spruce, Palo Santo & Frankincense, and Vegan Simply Unscented. The company has expanded into other personal care categories with bar soaps and lip balms that follow the same clean ingredient principles. Recent partnerships, including their collaboration with Ocean Defenders Alliance alongside Momoa, demonstrate the brand's commitment to environmental initiatives and sustainable practices in the personal care industry.

London-based company SHORE has been working on a mission to reduce waste in playful ways, which include using reclaimed materials and bright hues. There are four different styles and five contemporary hues to select from in the new capsule. It is fully made by hand with recycled nautical rope, and all shoes are made to order, so no waste is produced.

It is all made with the brand's signature weave pattern, which can be seen throughout the lineup. It also rests on top of a full Vibram outsole unit to add some durability. The rope is made from recycled material and it comes in five colorways: "Lava Stone, Dune Glow, Golden Grain, Midnight Tide, and Party Lights."

The Rainforest Alliance Sustainable Agriculture Standard version 1.4 has been debuted by the organization as part of its initiative to make its program more user-friendly and also driven by the insights sourced from data.

The updates focus on a few key areas including simplified certification requirements that retain the ones proven to have the best effect for both farmers and companies, while removing existing barriers for greater participation. The update also includes targeted inspections and audits that will work to reduce the amount of time and resources required for farmers, supply chan actors and Certification Bodies to partake in the required protocols.

The Rainforest Alliance Sustainable Agriculture Standard version 1.4 is rounded out with increased data quality and focus that will work to simplify reporting for farmers, while also gathering high-quality information for better functioning.

Biting Edge unveils beautiful designs for both dogs and humans with a multifunctional approach. The lineup is defined by its minimal form with a sustainable structure. All of the products are made in Europe, and the brand ensures that it uses non-toxic premium materials. It features smart storage that makes the lives of everyone easier with various sizes and shapes.

Biting Edge head designer and co-founder Tamara Petruša explains the more behind the design, “Dogs’ and their owners’ needs were the focus of our design process. But it had to meet rigorous criteria that we set out both as dog owners and design professionals.” The Eat Prey Love is a dog feeder with right storage to hold other items as well.

Svenskt Tenn has just launched Frank in the Loom, which is an exhibition that is currently on display at Stockholm Design Week. It blends elements of sustainability, handcraftsmanship, and theory. The collection features include. limited range of rag rugs, which are all carefully made using Josef Frank fabrics and it is double-woven into the floor covers.

This inspiration stems from the Schackruta rug by Margit Thoren. It is woven by Vandra Rugs in Ukraine and is a reflection of the resilience of textile culture. Frank in the Loom brings the process to the forefront of the exhibition with a loom with a runner in the middle of the space to encourage a thoughtful approach to observing the art.

Sharge unveils its new CarbonBlade charger, which is a portable design that is defined by its ultra slim structure to fit into the pocket. The dynamic power bank measures only 0.46 inches in thickness, and it also has an impressive battery size of 10,000 mAh.

It boasts a lightweight feel and is made with a recycled carbon fiber design to deliver a healthy aesthetic. The battery bank is unique and has an all-black design. There are red highlights for a touch of tonal contrast at the power button and USB ports. This also allows it to stand out, and it is complete with USB-C and USB-A ports for a seamless charging experience with a quick 22.5W power output.

Starbucks unveils its newest sustainable effort with the Better Cup for All design -- it is a compostable cup and an eco-friendly option to its plastic cups. The cold cups are complete with a bioplastic lining and then supported by a double wall structure. Instead of the clear plastic look, it provides an opaque look which is similar to the company's hot cups.

It comes in two options -- a dome lid and a flat lid to maintain its ability to support the straws. The cups are rolled out at about 580 stores throughout the states of California, Georgia, Massachusetts, and Washington. Notably, the company is also encouraging the use of personal reusable cups by offering the incentive of free refills on brewed coffee and tea on the same visit.

Vilsa-Brunnen announces the launch of the Vilsa Nix-Pack, a modern take on the traditional six-pack.

Vilsa is one of the first German beverage manufacturers to replace the shrink wrap on all of its disposable bottles with adhesive dots. Using the technology means the bottles in a six-pack are no longer held together by plastic film but by the dots themselves. Vilsa has replaced the previous plastic handle with a handle made of recyclable cardboard. All disposable bottles for Vilsa products are made of recycled PET.

“With the VilsaA Nix-Pack we are setting another milestone in our sustainable corporate strategy. We want to offer our customers an environmentally friendly alternative that combines the highest quality and innovation. The decision to do without film is a clear commitment to more resource conservation and a clean future,” says Hans-Dietrich Kühl, chairman of the management board of Vilsa-Brunnen Otto Rodekohr.

The team at Bravestorming has dramed up the M NOTE, which is similar to the look of a sticky note but the function has more than just one life. The M NOTE is lightweight and easy to write on -- what makes it special is the reusability. It boasts a magnetic ability so that it can stack and be rearranged on a surface to create a dynamic storyboard.

When planning a project, it can be layered and the tasks can be organized by priority. The M NOTE functions like a hybrid of something between a sticky note and a modular white board -- this way, it can grow in flexibility when more ideas are forming and evolving.

Swedish designer Jenny Nordberg works together with a local company Soeco to create a collection of furniture showcased at the Stockholm Furniture Fair recently. All of the designs are made from used parts that would otherwise be very challenging to go through the recycling phase.

The two refurbish used office furniture for the second-hand market as a sustainable and stylish option. The designs include a conference table, modular seating units, a linear pendant light, and a cabinet. The collection is currently being exhibited as an installation dubbed the Executive. Notably, Soeco is taking orders from customers with plans to mass-produce some of the pieces. Nordberg noted to Dezeen, "You can order everything and it's reasonable in price."

The RISE Re:Gen Flours have been announced from Eurostar Commodities as a series of regenerative flours targeted towards the production and distribution channels to put sustainability in the spotlight. The flours were created in collaboration with The Green Farm Collective (GFC) to prioritize regenerative farming principles and come in two options including Strong White Flour and All-Purpose Flour. The products are each sustainably sourced and grown with regenerative farming methods in the spotlight, which promotes the vitality of the farm's soil while also combating the effectives of climate change.

Sales Manager Diane Crabtree commented on the RISE Re:Gen Flours saying, "With RISE Re:Gen, we’re not just offering a product; we’re offering a solution. Our flours are designed to meet the needs of environmentally conscious manufacturers who want to make a positive impact without compromising on taste or consistent performance to meet the needs of consumers.”

As part of its continued commitment to stylish and sustainable fashion, Reformation is introducing four new colorways and patterns for its 'Clara Cashmere Cardigan' on February 5. The latest additions—"Husky Multi Argyle, Lemon Icing Cable, Slate Blue Cable, and Bow Embroidery—offer a fresh update to the brand’s bestselling sweater." Designed for versatility and warmth, this medium-weight piece is well-suited for both fall and winter wardrobes.

In addition to expanding its knitwear selection, Reformation has unveiled 15 new silhouettes within its 'bridal' and 'guest-of' collections, catering to the winter-to-spring wedding season. Featuring a "refined mix of jewel tones, pastels, and sophisticated prints, the collection provides elegant options for a variety of formal occasions." Aligning with Reformation’s dedication to sustainability, these designs blend style, comfort, and eco-conscious craftsmanship for seasonal celebrations.

Zachary Feinsilver is recognized for his work in sustainable landscape architecture. His designs prioritize ecological harmony by incorporating native plants and eco-friendly systems that enhance both the functionality and aesthetic appeal of spaces. Feinsilver’s academic background in landscape architecture and urban design, coupled with his hands-on experience in residential gardens, urban parks, and large-scale projects, have shaped his approach to designing spaces that address both immediate and long-term environmental challenges. Notably, his work emphasizes resilience in the face of climate change by ensuring that outdoor spaces are not only beautiful but adaptable. Feinsilver also emphasizes the importance of community involvement and environmental education, regularly collaborating with local organizations to restore natural habitats and promote sustainable practices.

The 'Arcade Beauty Paper Packette' has been shown off by the brand as a new packaging solution that will enable it to curb the amount of plastic it uses. The packaging is positioned as being ready to recycle after use thanks to its 80% paper profile that will replace conventional foil alternatives. The packaging is suitable for curbside recycling through existing paper streams and will help the brand in its bid to reduce plastic use and shift towards a more sustainable ethos.

CEO & President Carl Allain commented on the Arcade Beauty Paper Packette saying, "We are very excited to launch this new product, which took two years to develop in collaboration with Origins. We are very proud to be able to continue reducing our carbon emissions and provide our customers with more sustainable packaging solutions.”

The Fenty Skin Butta Drop Hydrating Body Milk refill is the brand's latest addition to its product lineup that's crafted with convenience in mind to help consumers keep the skin-conditioning solution on hand. The lightweight body lotion comes in a resealable pouch that will refill the product's original glass bottle packaging up to 2.5-times to ensure consumers always have some on hand. The pouch packaging itself is crafted from 70% post-consumer recycled material and easy for consumers to portion out when running low.

Founder Rihanna herself spoke on the Fenty Skin Butta Drop Hydrating Body Milk refill saying, "Butta Drop Milk is a lightweight version of our best-selling Butta Drop body cream. I’m obsessed with its light, milky texture. I use it all the time so I had to make it easy to refill so you never have to worry about running out.”