From Real Simple Magazine:
Reusable Organic Cotton Produce Bags
Made from 100 percent organic unbleached cotton, these punchy, patterned totes are a guilt-free alternative to plastic produce bags.
To buy: $13 for three, oliveandmyrtle.com.
Plantable Paper
Everyday greeting cards get an eco-friendly transformation with seed paper stock. The lucky recipient receives a special message as well as the first stake in their garden of wild flowers.
To buy: $2.25 to $3 each, botanicalpaperworks.com.
Pen Cap Utensils
Skip the disposable fork and make your office supplies work overtime. When lunchtime rolls around, reach for your pens and replace the caps with this set of reusable plastic utensils.
To buy: $7.50, spoonsisters.com.
Eco Bones
Throw Sparky an eco-friendly bone. Made of recycled fibers, this squeaky playtime essential will keep your best friend happy for hours. Available in four colors.
To buy: $9.50, bambeco.com.
Spoon Sconce Caddies
Short on counter space? Slotted insets and a flattened side allows you to hang this bamboo utensil caddy on the wall and out of your way.
To buy: $29, vivaterra.com.
Green Shopping On the Go
Wondering whether you’re making a socially responsible or eco-friendly purchase? Cue GoodGuide. Simply scan the barcode on any product and this free app will tell you if it meets your standards regarding nutritional value, animal welfare, or energy efficiency.
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