Kiht Collective

Reducing carbon emissions with Danielle from Kiht Collective captured as part of the Zero Carbon Tour.

Our story

by Danielle King from Kiht Collective - Zero Carbon Tour interview

Kiht Collective has worked hard to educate themselves on what to do and how to be more sustainable. One of the biggest sustainability gains has been made by manufacturing their products as close to home as possible. Wherever they can, they work with local businesses and suppliers.

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Image: Unsplash stock image, Erica Steeves

Our advice

Work with your suppliers and create a shared vision with them to be able to work as one and be more sustainable for the planet.

Our metrics

Number of trees planted relative to number of products purchased.
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