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Fresh Traders this week 14 April, 2021

Fresh Traders this week 14 April, 2021

Closed Loop | Bareearth Trading Co.  | Fredric | Zokoko | Bee Happy | Paire | Wild Craft Tasmania | Perky By Nature | Two Lost Pilots | South Pacific Cacao

Fredric

Fredric is a dynamic and playful fashion label committed to sustainability. The materials used in Fredric’s clothing are all certified and approved organic or recyclable.

Every line is produced in limited quantities, less than 10 pieces, which means there are more unique pieces and that less clothing ends up in landfills. Designed in Australia and made in India, Fredeic only uses two fabrics, which means offcuts and excess fabric from one garment can be easily repurposed to create another.

Zokoko

Zokoko is a true chocolate maker, creating chocolate from bean to bar - sourcing unique cacao and working directly with growers, and using traditional artisan methods to produce chocolate reflective of its origins. You may also enjoy Zokoko's range of beautiful handmade chocolates, cakes and sweet treats at their café at the Old Bathurst Road, Emu Heights, New South Wales.

Bee Happy

Bee Happy apiaries specialises in producing a range of certified organic and premium top quality bee products. They have been creating spectacular honey and pollen from their unique native flowers in the Toodyay area, in West Australia's pristine bushland for over 40 years. The Bee Happy range includes Jarrah honey, Marri honey, organic beeswax, honeycomb and Jarrah chocolate. 

Paire

Paire socks are made from thoughtfully designed blend of Australian Merino wool and organic combed cotton. All their packaging is made from recycled cardboard, and is also biodegradable and can be recycled again and again. Paire is working towards making their brand carbon-negative, with a plan to invest back into the farms they work with via biodiversity projects. 

Wild Craft Tasmania

Wild Craft Tasmania creates chocolate that is pure, grown naturally and free from chemicals. Wild Craft Tasmania's chocolates are free from additives, emulsifiers such as soy lecithin, dairy, refined sugars and other not-so-good ingredients, which are often added to chocolate. They also come in 100% biodegradable, plastic free packaging.

Two Lost Pilots

Two Lost Pilots make small batch bean-to-bar chocolate from Perth, Western Australia.

Their chocolates are currently available from their stall at Subi Farmers Market in Subiaco.

Perky By Nature

Perky By Nature offers reusable cups made from a blend of bamboo fibre and corn fibre. The sleeve and lid seals have been made from silicone and are recyclable at the end of their life. The cups are made to last years. Perky By Nature's mission is to eliminate the use of single-use coffee cups, and to give customers the option to purchase a reusable coffee cup in every café in Australia. They give back by supporting organisations such as WIRES.

South Pacific Cacao

South Pacific Cacao is a privately funded collaboration of renowned chocolate extraordinaire and cacao evangelist, Jessica Pedemont from Chocolate Artisan, and Brian Atkin, founder of Solomon Islands cacao impact enterprise Makira Gold.

South Pacific Cacao supports smallholder farming communities in the South Pacific, and is committed to ethically source high quality food products from the South Pacific, craft them into artisan goods to supply into Australian premium markets and to lift the bar for ethical supply chain partnerships.

Closed Loop

Closed Loop are leaders in sustainability and landfill diversion, committed to building a circular economy by turning waste back into products that re-enter the local supply chain, eliminating future waste. Through various initiatives, Closed Loop helps businesses and consumers change how they collect, treat and reuse waste. 

Bareearth Trading Co. 

Bareearth Trading Co. is a wholesale supplier of edible straws that are vegan, 100% biodegradable and made from apple fibres as a by-product of apple juice production.

Bareearth believes in our planet and the ability for us to lessen effects that are placed on the environment, and their products reflect an active approach to leave the earth bare from plastics and single use items. 


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