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Jayda Unveils Eco-Friendly Product Line and New Website

Coral Springs, FL—Jayda, the online boutique specializing in eco-friendly invitations and announcements, unveiled today a new eco-friendly product line and a newly redesigned website JaydaOnline.com. The new site serves as the portal to their recently... more »

Shaman Chocolates Launches New Organic Bars Featuring Superfoods

Soquel, CA - Shaman Chocolates has expanded its socially responsible collection of gourmet, organic chocolate bars to include two unique new flavors. All profits from the sale of the certified organic and Fair Trade Shaman... more »

Proud Traditionalists’ Drive Green Sales

Contrary to popular belief, sales of green products are not tanking in a down economy and it's not the diehard enthusiasts who are buying these products either, according to a new report by market research... more »

Planet Dog Introduces New Green T Collection

Portland, Maine – Planet Dog, the values-based leader in the pet industry and globally recognized designer and developer of premium dog products, has created a new line of eco-friendly T-shirts. Each is printed in the... more »

Going green easy with help from Lakewood gift store

Lakewood, OH — "Going green" was one of the most overused catchphrases of 2008. It even topped the list for banishment in the annual Lake Superior State University overused words survey.But that's not to say... more »

South Tampa boutique echoes eco movement

South Tampa, FL — Jennifer Dutkowsky has spent much of her life in western Massachusetts, where recycling is a reflex and shoppers go out of their way to search for organic, eco-friendly or all-natural products."People... more »

Five eco-friendly shops in Tampa Bay

While the Tampa Bay area and Florida, in general, lags behind places like California and Oregon when it comes to availability of recycled products, we're not completely void of them. Several shops and artists carry... more »

Study: Holiday Shopping Habits Become Greener

Consumers are increasingly putting plastic shopping bags and nongreen wrapping items on their naughty list, according to Deloitte's 2008 Annual Holiday Survey.Nearly half of the 13,000 consumers polled said they'd be willing to pay more... more »