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SUSTAINABLE SHOPPING SOLUTIONS

The New Indian Express

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November 28, 2024

We live in a world where the choices we make every day—like the detergent we use or the clothes we wear—can either help or harm the planet.

- AASHNA REDDY

SUSTAINABLE SHOPPING SOLUTIONS

How many times have you grabbed a plastic bottle or ordered something online just because it was easy? Have you ever stopped to think about where those products come from or what they cost beyond the price tag? It's easy to choose convenience, but every decision counts—whether it's picking an eco-friendly detergent or buying clothes made with care.

Between busy schedules, the convenience of apps, and the appeal of instant gratification, we often forget to ask, "Who made this? Where did it come from? What impact does my choice have?" And the truth is, for most of us, the answer is probably, "Not enough." But that's exactly what the Honest Hustle Collective wants us to rethink.

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