Can sustainable toilet rolls help us cut emissions and clean up our seas?
In the week the oceans got a bit of a life line – I speak to Jordan Kelly from Oceans, a sustainable toilet and kitchen roll manufacturer.
Everyday items like toilet rolls and other paper products, have a huge carbon footprint and we explore what can be done to cut down on household essentials, in terms of their emissions. Are retailers doing enough to encourage us to change behaviour and is there a technological answer?
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