New Eco Lifestyle Awards launch for 2021

Jane Wolfe
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The Beauty Shortlist has announced the launch of its new global Eco Lifestyle Awards which will shine the spotlight on the most sustainable and solution-orientated earth-friendly brands.

The Eco Lifestyle Awards categories span:

  • Green Home
  • Green Kitchen
  • Eco Garden
  • Ocean & Forest Protection
  • Waterless Beauty
  • Sustainability
  • Eco Solutions & Innovation
  • Consumer Awareness
  • Ethical Sourcing
  • Give-Back Brands
  • ‘Clean’ Cleaning & Laundry Products
  • Plastic-Free
  • Reusable, Refillable & Recyclable
  • Zero Waste & Zero Trace
  • Eco Packaging Innovation

Entries for the 2021 Eco Awards, which will take place alongside the 2021 Beauty Shortlist Awards on Tuesday 2 March, are open now. The entry deadline is Friday 6 November 2020.

“These new Eco Awards are all about encouraging consumers to lead a much less throw-away lifestyle – choosing planet-friendly, recyclable, zero waste products that help protect our collective home, our planet, instead,” explains Beauty Shortlist founder Fiona Klonarides.

“As well as showcasing the most planet-positive products of the year across all sectors (not just beauty), the Beauty Shortlist Eco Lifestyle Awards will honour the change-making brands that should be a natural part of our everyday lives, without a second thought,” she adds. “When you buy an eco-friendly product, you’re investing in a cleaner, healthier, safer home and planet – it’s the ultimate win-win.”

The awards will be judged by a panel of green living experts including Katie Hill, founder of sustainable, ethical living magazine My Green Pod and eco lifestyle and zero waste advocate Bryanna Martonis, founder of The Eco Logical. US judges include freelance green beauty editor Jessica Ourisman (Mind Body Green, The Zoe Report).

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Jane Wolfe has worked in journalism since leaving University with a BA (Hons) in English in 1991, covering industries as diverse as energy, broadcasting, wellbeing and animal welfare. She first became part of the Natural Products News team in 1998 as a sub editor and freelance journalist before relocating to Greece in 2004. In 2013 she returned to the magazine as assistant editor, then deputy editor.
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