We're really proud of our packaging, and wanted to share of the reasons you should love it too...

Doji has today been accredited as a Living Wage Employer. Our Living Wage commitment will see all Doji employees receive a minimum hourly wage of £9.90 in the UK or £11.05 in London.

It’s Plastic Free July 2022 and we wanted to share some of the ways we’re helping reduce our plastic consumption, as well as some ways you can help support the movement!

Less than 10% of plastics have ever been recycled, it’s mostly thrown into landfill, incinerated, or even left in our oceans and water ways...

Rainforests cover around 6% of our planet, they are important for many reasons. They are home to an enormous amount of biodiversity, including many unique plants and animals that can't be found anywhere else on Earth.

In June 2019, the UK became the first major economy to pass laws to end its contribution to climate change. By 2050 the UK has committed to reduce all green house gas emissions...

It's Mental Health Awareness Week and we thought we'd take the opportunity to share our top tips to survive working from home.

In the world of supply-and-demand, our combined actions can have a huge impact on business. So what small day-to-day changes can lead to a more sustainable life?

If you’re worried about e-waste and its impact on the environment, here’s everything you need to know about the scale of the problem and how we can solve it.

Take the things we buy. They don’t last as long as they used to – that’s why ‘white goods engineering’ doesn’t exist as a trade anymore. Things are now literally built to be disposable. 

A circular economy is an industrial system that is restorative or regenerative by intention and design. It replaces the end-of-life concept with restoration

From 22nd April Doji customers will be making even more of a positive environmental impact with every purchase! You won’t only be directly contributing to less global e-waste, you’ll be helping to support the lungs of our planet!

In an ideal world everyone would be driving electric vehicles, recycling their household goods and limiting their consumption of meats and dairy products. But there's probably one thing you haven't considered changing...

An ecological footprint measures the amount of land it takes to sustain a person or population. It takes into account things such as food, water, energy, housing, and transportation...

It’s the World Day for Safety and Health at work - and we’re thinking about the importance of creating workplaces that are safe, supportive, and stable.

To calculate your ecological footprint you need to take a few different factors into consideration and perform some slightly complex maths. This helps you to understand your environmental impact and reliance on our planet.