Our Brands

No Offence to Earth (NOTE) aims to revolutionize the stationery industry with innovative, environmentally responsible alternatives to plastic products. They started with plastic ballpoint pens because they are almost impossible to recycle, take hundreds of years to decompose, and an estimated 50 billion enter our landfills or oceans each year. NOTE developed a fully plastic-free pen from recycled newspaper and expanded to a plastic-free pen with a bamboo case, coconut shell cap, and recycled paper refill cartridge. Their refills were designed for compatibility with conventional pens to promote reuse and reduce waste. NOTE is working on new products that not only minimize environmental impact but also sustain and celebrate the craftsmanship of local Indian artisans. They conduct workshops on sustainable practices and the importance of biodiversity, organize environmental cleanups, and contribute to tree-planting campaigns.

Noosa & District Landcare Group began in 1991 as a grassroots movement to restore local landscapes and promote sustainable natural resource management and conservation through environmental stewardship, learning, and community engagement. They maintain native plant nurseries, provide professional ecological contracting services, manage property mapping, revegetation, integrated weed management, and other projects, and offer accredited and non-accredited training programs, educational workshops, field days, and lectures. Their Hinter Hub shop supplies native plants, garden products, locally made crafts, and natural history books, hosts workshops and community events, and provides technical support and local land management advice. Noosa Landcare is a registered not-for-profit organization and an ecoBiz Star Partner of Business Chamber Queensland.

Nootz offers a range of vegan coconut smoothies made in Sri Lanka from natural tropical ingredients. The product range was created through a year of research and development and sampling sessions with people around the world. By developing Sri Lankan owned products, they are able to create more equitable agricultural value chains and increase the share of income that goes to farming, processing, and supplier communities. Nootz ingredients are certified organic according to USDA, EU, and JAS standards.

Hope Enterprises is a group of social enterprises that provide training and work to people affected by homelessness, drugs, alcohol, poverty, mental health issues, and other disadvantages in Northamptonshire. Hope Catering specializes in high quality buffets and contract catering using fresh, locally sourced produce. Hope Tools refurbishes broken gardening equipment and other tools for resale and offers sharpening and repair services. Hope Food Club enables people on low incomes to buy food at significantly discounted prices. Hope Gardening operates community gardening projects for food production and therapy, offers gardening courses and garden maintenance services, and supplies fresh produce to community centers and the food club. Hope Charity Shop is a popup shop that sells affordable clothing and household goods to people on tight budgets. All profits are returned to their parent charity, Northampton Hope Centre, which has been serving people in need since 1974.

Nothing Goes Away creates upcycled bags to protect the environment and provide flexible employment for women from low-income families. The bags are hand-crocheted from cotton T-shirt yarn which is made using fabric waste from local garment factories. They provide an affordable, environmentally responsible alternative to single-use plastic bags and imported products. Nothing Goes Away participates in village-level Praja Sathkara programs, provides school supplies for children in need, and donates a portion of their profits to tree planting and beach clean-up initiatives.

Not I But We creates meaningful employment for survivors of trafficking and gender-based violence in South Africa through the production of bags, accessories, and other handmade products. They provide skills training, fair wages, a compassionate trauma-informed workplace, and holistic artisan support programs including transportation stipends, an education fund, and childcare support. Not I But We is a member of Freedom Business Alliance, National Freedom Network, Thistle Farms Shared Trade, and Nest Artisan Guild. They are registered as a not-for-profit organization and reinvest all surplus towards their mission.

Noura creates hand crocheted bags, accessories, and housewares from discarded t-shirt fabric and other apparel factory waste. Their unique upcycled products are available at affordable rates and provide a local, environmentally responsible alternative to imported plastic goods. Noura contributes at least 10 percent of profits to tree planting and rural environmental initiatives.

Nourish produces organic coconut bites, bars, macaroons, and other healthy, whole food snacks in the Surrey Hills. Products are gluten free, dairy free, and refined sugar free and are suitable for vegan and keto diets. Nourish sources ingredients through UK cooperatives and is committed to minimizing waste. They have transitioned to home compostable packaging, run a food waste free kitchen, and actively reduce and recycle all other production and office waste. Nourish is certified organic by The Organic Federation and donates 10 percent of net profits to Water for Good.

North Queensland Green Solutions diverts recyclable containers from landfills, employs people with disabilities, and creates income opportunities in North Queensland. They maintain Containers for Change depots, collect and sort recyclable containers, and pay refund deposits to local individuals, businesses, and community organizations. They also maintain recycling bins at local sporting clubs, pubs, and event venues to minimize waste of recyclable containers. NQ Green Solutions provides job training, work experience, and meaningful employment opportunities for people with disabilities. They operate under NQ Employment, a registered not-for-profit, and reinvest all surplus towards their purpose.

Nue Body Basics produces small-batch, natural skincare products from plant-based butters, oils, and essential oils. They educate consumers about the benefits of natural ingredients and the long-term health and environmental risks of commonly used synthetic additives. Nue Body Basics packaging is plastic free and can either be composted or collected for reuse.

nugal biik offers native plants and seeds, supports local restoration projects, and contributes to First Nations-led initiatives that connect young people to country. Their Wollert-based production nursery grows local provenance plant species from seeds they collect locally or in their onsite seed production areas. The team works closely with clients to select local provenance flora suitable for their specific growing conditions, planting time, and ongoing maintenance requirements. nugal biik specializes in local provenance revegetation, climate-resilient streetscapes and park landscaping, threatened species reintroductions, and contract growing for partner nurseries. Proceeds are used for the nugal biik rangers program for primary and high school students and biodiversity and revegetation initiatives. nugal biik is a Social Traders Certified Social Enterprise. They operate under Whittlesea Community Connections, a not-for-profit community organization founded in 1973. 

Nushra's Mehendi applies temporary tattoos called mehendi using a natural dye that’s produced from henna leaves. Henna is an antimicrobial medicinal plant with cooling properties. Nushra aims to preserve this traditional cultural art with updated modern designs.

Nuski Organic Farm produces healthy organic food in northeastern Sri Lanka and provides it at affordable rates for low income families in their area. Crops include dry zone vegetables, maize, and legumes. They produce their own compost and organic inputs from locally available materials, practice mulching and mixed cropping, and maintain live fence buffers. Nuski Organic Farm is verified under a local organic participatory guarantee system (PGS).

Nutravest was started to improve agricultural supply chains and market access in Uganda, increase farmers' incomes, promote food security, and attract young people to agriculture. They work with farmers that grow maize, legumes, rice, coffee, sunflower seeds, cassava, banana, and other commercial crops and help them avoid profiteering middlemen and sell their products directly to a network of buyers. Nutravest is part of African Food Changemakers.

NutriChef produces natural granola and other healthy, whole grain food options. They prioritize environmentally responsible packaging and source ingredients from other Good Market approved enterprises.

Nutrimax aims to improve health and nutrition in Sri Lanka by offering vegan protein powders and baby cereals that are locally made from natural ingredients. Their products can be used to make energy balls and other snacks. Nutrimax is committed to environmentally responsible packaging and creating employment opportunities for mothers. They work with the Ministry of Health and local community organizations to identify rural areas with high numbers of malnourished children and provide free products and programs for village mothers and caretakers.

Nutri Ninja was started by a couple that noticed many people in Colombo skipping breakfast and either struggling with concentration or choosing unhealthy options later in the day. Their mission is to make it easier to access fresh, natural, and healthy breakfast and snack options. Popular products include granola, bliss balls, granola breakfast bars, pancake mix, trail mix, nut butters, hummus, and pesto. Products are supplied in glass bottles to reduce plastic waste and promote reuse.

Nutriri aims to reduce health inequalities, body stigma, and the prevalence of disordered eating by growing a weight-neutral community and improving access to health, mindful eating, and movement without a focus on weight. Traditional profit-making weight-loss programs have low completion rates, high rebound rates, and can contribute to poor mental health and disordered eating. Nutriri offers weight neutral training to healthcare professionals and community members through an online learning platform. Content is created to support different learning styles, anonymous feedback loops are available, and discounts are provided for people on income-based benefits. Nutriri is registered as a social enterprise with a mission lock, asset lock, and 51 percent profit lock. They are a member of Social Enterprise UK.

Nutz & Seeds offers nutritious natural breakfast cereal and snack mixes to support healthy living. They source nuts, seeds, dried fruit, and other ingredients from local Good Market approved enterprises. Nutz & Seeds is committed to environmentally responsible packaging and donating to low income groups.

NWDCo delivers innovative technology solutions that support operational efficiency, environmental responsibility, and social inclusion. They offer software development, cloud infrastructure, and technical consulting services to clients around the world from offices in Mumbai, Hong Kong, and Dubai. NWDCo encourages clients to leverage technology for resource optimization, energy efficiency, waste reduction, and other environmental targets. Their own offices have energy efficiency programs, recycling systems, and sustainable procurement policies. They operate remotely whenever possible to minimize physical office needs and reduce travel-related carbon emissions. NWDCo provides discounted rates, technology donations, and voluntary services to nonprofits, social enterprises, and disadvantaged communities.