Our Brands

Moi Namaste provides fair and dignified livelihood opportunities for artisans in India and creates "people and planet positive" clothing, accessories, and housewares. They partner with independent female artisans, self-help groups that benefit women, and women-led enterprises that are committed to ethical production and sustainability. Their upcycled collections are made from vintage sarees and quilts. They also use GOTS certified organic cotton that is hand block printed with natural and azo-free dyes. Moi Namaste reduces waste by using existing textiles, focusing on slow, small batch production, and avoiding plastic in their supply chain and packaging. They partner with Ecologi to plant trees for every ecommerce order. Ten percent of annual profits are donated to partner charities to support artisan development, education, and women empowerment.

MOJO Car Share connects people and organizations in Perth with electric vehicles (EVs) for zero-emissions driving. They provide fully managed EV car share solutions for commercial and residential properties, hotels, and universities, fleet solutions for organizations, and easily accessible, on-demand EV car rentals for drivers. MOJO Car Share provides an online booking system, keyless entry, regular maintenance and cleaning, and 24-hour support. Sharing electric vehicles lowers emissions, reduces traffic congestion, saves money, expands transport options, and improves air quality and liveability.

Molienda Real is committed to organic agriculture, fair trade, authentic food, and the autonomy and sustainability of small-scale producers in Colombia. They started in 2012 with organic fair trade panela and expanded to sun dried and smoked Yukitaña pepper and other artisanal organic foods. Molienda Real partners with small-scale farmers from Cooperativa Comercializadora de Salamina (COOMERSA), Asociación de Productores de Panela de Bonafont (ASOPROPAB), Asociación Indígena de Paneleros de San Lorenzo (AINPAS), Asociación Indígena de Pequeños Paneleros (AIPAN), and Bia Masã. Their producer network includes many women, young, and indigenous farmers. Molienda Real invests in research, development, and strengthening farmer associations. They are certified by Fairtrade International, SPP, EU Organic, USDA Organic, Canada Organic, Certimex, and Biotropico.

Momiji Natural focuses on promoting women's health and protecting the environment. They produce washable cotton menstrual pads and sanitary liners that save money and reduce waste.

MOMO Natural Dyes offers a positive alternative to toxic synthetic dyes. They specialize in versatile bags and wallets made from natural textiles and hand-dyed with plant-based dyes. Priority is given to locally sourced ayurvedic plants like madder root and kasthuri.

Monastery of Tea is an ecological farm in the Sri Lankan hill country that aims to uplift rural livelihoods and inspire and empower local communities. They raise pastured dairy cows, chickens, and goats, use organic methods to produce tea, spices, coffee, coconut, fruit, and vegetables, and produce their own handmade paper packaging and stationery to minimize environmental impact. Monastery of Tea produces organic soil enrichments and liquid fertilizers from cow manure and green manure. They practice multi-cropping, use soil and water conservation techniques, and protect biodiversity by maintaining forest groves. Monastery of Tea is developing a range of value-added products and crafts to employ more people from the surrounding community.

Good Market is a curated platform that brings together people creating a better world. All of the vendors on the site have been through an application and review process to ensure they meet Good Market standards and are good for people and good for the planet.

Mond is a place for people to slow down, connect, experience, and create. The accommodation, cafe, bar, and creative studio were thoughtfully designed to inspire creativity and "help everyone who enters reconnect to a sense of peace and self awareness within nature." Sustainability and humans inherent connection with the planet are at the core of the Mond concept. This includes environmental design, impact awareness, plastic reduction, waste management, solar power, and sustainably sourced local ingredients and supplies. Mond offers art residency programs to artists from the local area and across the globe, bringing together community and art and culture in southern Sri Lanka.

Monkeytail is an artisanal tea brand from the Gammaduwa Bungalow tea gardens that aims to operate as a self-sustaining social enterprise and provide training, rural employment opportunities, and support for local estate and village communities. They offer fair trade wages, salary advances, interest free loans, and a profit-sharing scheme for workers and English language lessons and grants for local students in need. Guests enjoy heritage bungalow accommodation, locally grown food, mountain views, and hill country tea trails for walks and mountain bike rides. They can also participate in a Monkeytail tea experience or tea tasting to learn how the tea is organically grown, plucked, withered, hand rolled, oxidized, and dried. The shop includes Monkeytail artisanal black teas, green teas, and spices and homemade jams, chutneys, and pickles. They work with tour partners that have wheelchair accessible transport and offer facilities for wheelchair users and the visually impaired. Monkeytail supports Peace & Community Action Sri Lanka and is part of the Ceylon Artisanal Tea Association (CATA).

Montanya Rum is a female-founded, female-owned rum distillery that makes award-winning aged American rum nearly 9,000 feet above sea level in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. They are committed to putting planet before profit, giving back to the community, enabling their staff to thrive, and creating opportunities for women and minorities, and they preferentially source from suppliers with shared values. Montanya Rum is made from non-GMO sugar cane sourced directly from a cooperative of family farmers in Louisiana. Their distillery, barrel room, warehouse, and tasting room are 100 percent wind powered, are designed for water recycling and heat exchange, and have reduced landfill-bound waste by 75 percent through the installation of a biodigester and the elimination of single use plastics. Montanya Rum provides above average wages and benefits in a rural economy and mentorship, office space, and commercial kitchen space to female distillery owners, upcoming nonprofits, and local businesses. They donate to organizations focused on the environment, outdoor recreation, the arts, and social justice with a particular focus on Black Lives Matter and justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion (JEDI) initiatives. Montanya Rum is a certified B Corporation, uses Cradle to Cradle certified bottles and Forest Stewardship Council certified recycled paper and cartons, and offsets carbon through Terrapass and plastic through RePurpose Global.

Monte, which is French for "climb up," helps conscious businesses, social enterprises, and changemakers climb up, conquer their challenges, and develop a strategic path forward. They specialize in serving small and medium enterprises with a strong commitment to social and environmental impact. Monte provides innovative tools, templates, and support to establish sustainable practices and expand access to conscious, fair trade, organic, and mainstream markets. They also assist with strategic partnerships, network building, project management, operations efficiency, business structuring, and governance. For low-income clients, they work on a flexible retainer model and adapt their services based on resources and needs. Monte helps connect clients to World Fair Trade Organization, Catalyst 2030, Fair Trade Forum India, Slow Food International, Non-Timber Forest Products Exchange Programme, and other networks.

Montlush is a natural skincare brand that specializes in cold process soap made from sustainably sourced Sri Lankan ingredients with healing and rejuvenating properties. Popular products include neem and green tea, sandalwood and turmeric, aloe vera and avocado, activated charcoal and coconut oil, sea salt and seaweed, coffee and coconut oil, black tea and cinnamon oil, and honey and beeswax. Ingredients are sourced directly from local suppliers. All Montlush products are free from parabens, sulfates, artificial colors, and fragrances.

MOOD Goods sells functional tea blends and uses all profits to fund mental health programs for young people and help reduce the incidence of youth suicide in Australia. The teas are made from natural ingredients known for their mood-boosting properties and are packed in home-compostable tea bags made from sugar cane. They work with charity partners like BackTrack, batyr, and The Sebastian Foundation to provide early intervention programs that educate young people on mental health issues and improve access to resources and support services. MOOD was developed by UnLtd with support from more than 100 companies in the media, marketing, and advertising industry and is now registered as a not-for-profit organization. They are a Social Traders Certified Social Enterprise and a member of Social Enterprise Council NSW and ACT (SECNA).

Moon Rabbit Social Enterprise Cafe and Catering was founded by Bridge Darebin—a not-for-profit organization that has been serving the Darebin community since 1982—to reimagine hospitality by putting people and the planet first. Their affordable cafe and catering menus focus on seasonal, local produce and are developed to minimize food waste. Any unavoidable food waste is converted into nutrient-rich organic fertilizer for the herb garden beds behind the cafe and for local community gardens. Moon Rabbit is working towards zero waste operations and offers compost bins, reusable cutlery, and fabric napkins for zero waste events. Their Bridge to Work program provides practical training and work experience for young people who are neurodiverse or have mental illness or high anxiety issues. They reinvest their surplus to help fund Bridge Darebin community programs like Laneway Lunches. Moon Rabbit is a Social Traders Certified Social Enterprise and a member of Social Enterprise Network Victoria.

Moon Shade offers accommodation, Sri Lankan village experiences, and meals on an organic farm in Handapanagala that's verified under a local organic participatory guarantee system. They used natural building methods to develop the initial dormitory-style accommodation, and they are working on additional cabanas. Their long term goal is to develop Moon Shade as an ecovillage that heals the planet and sustains the wellbeing of the local community. Visitors have the opportunity to pick fresh organic produce from the garden, enjoy a river bath, go for boat ride or traditional cart ride, and participate in music nights with local musicians.

MORA creates flavorful, small-batch, vegan condiments from sustainably sourced ingredients. Their Spanish Red Onion Relish, Jamaican Jerk Mango Chutney, and Veracruz Chipotle Paste are gluten free with no added sugars, artificial flavors, or other additives. MORA sources international spices from fair trade suppliers and locally available ingredients from small farms in Arizona and Sonora. They build community by supporting local nonprofits and hiring team members from local culinary training programs. MORA is a Certified Food Artisan for Tucson City of Gastronomy and a member of Startup Tucson and Local First Arizona.

MORICEYLON works with rural Sri Lankan communities to produce natural, cold-processed Moringa oliefera leaf powder, tea, and capsules. They provide moringa plants to families for free and buy back the harvest. The leaves are plucked by community growers and transported to the production facility by bicycle. The moringa is then hand sorted to ensure that only the most nutritious leaves are included in the final product. Waste leaves and stems are used to make compost which is given back to community members for their household crops. Most moringa leaf powders in the market are produced using sun or oven drying methods that affect natural nutrients. MORICEYLON uses a small-batch cold drying process that takes 15 hours and preserves the natural bright green color and nutritional quality of the moringa leaf.

Mosaic'd upcycles discarded and broken ceramics, tiles, glass, and mirrors into unique mosaic artwork, including name plates, house numbers, mirror frames, counters, benches, and tables. They communicate about the importance of reducing and reusing waste for a circular economy. Mosaic'd contributes to support children's education.

Mosaic Wise helps children and young people, particularly young people with state care experience, understand their value and worth, unlock their potential, and live meaningful, fulfilling lives. They provide journals, coaching, mentoring, workshops, roundtable discussions, and employment programs to build confidence and self-awareness and help young people navigate professional spaces. Their Care Experience Village is an online resource hub that enables people to better understand and support children and young people who have been in foster care, kinship care, residential care homes, or under the supervision of social services. Mosaic Wise is a registered Community Interest Company (CIC) and a member of Social Enterprise UK.

Moso promotes conscious consumption and minimalist wardrobes by providing timeless, functional clothing made from bamboo and environmentally responsible materials. They are committed to sustainable sourcing and partner with vegan activists and groups working for environmental sustainability.