Our Brands

Redhi Paduru creates unique patchwork quilts and floor mats to minimize waste and provide livelihood opportunities for underprivileged women. They use discarded fabrics and offer a lifetime repair service. The initiative provides women with an opportunity to share their talents and earn extra income in their free time.

ReelFruit produces value-added healthy snacks to uplift farming communities and create meaningful work for young Nigerians. They offer dried mango, dried pineapple, roasted cashews, fruit and nut mixes, and toasted coconut chip snacks. ReelFruit invests in training and professional field extension services for Nigerian fruit farmers to improve record keeping, pruning, integrated pest management, and harvesting for increased production and better quality fruit. Their ReelSkills program trains young people in the agribusiness sector and helps match them with employment opportunities. ReelFruit donates to employee welfare programs, farmer development, and youth sports. They are part of African Food Changemakers.

Refillable is a refill delivery service that aims to eliminate single use plastic packaging and make quality personal and home care products affordable and accessible. Customers can either refill their own bottles or pay a refundable deposit for a Refillable aluminum container. Products are sourced from environmentally responsible local brands whenever possible and include handwash, dishwash, laundry detergent, floor cleaners, bathroom cleaners, glass cleaners, all-purpose cleaners, and sanitizers. Prices are lower than retail outlets and ecommerce because the payment is for the product and not the packaging. Refillable has organized a #PayWithPlastic campaign to provide a free one liter homecare refill to anyone that gives 10 plastic bottles for recycling. They purchase in bulk to reduce waste and prioritize electric vehicles for delivery. For every purchase, Refillable donates free sanitizer and other home care liquids to people in need.

Reforest Sri Lanka is a not-for-profit community initiative to protect and extend the forest cover in Sri Lanka. They raise awareness about the importance of reforestation, develop nurseries for endemic and native saplings, organize voluntary campaigns for reforestation and habitat restoration, and support environmental policy reforms. Reforest Sri Lanka has an open and inclusive approach to environmental conservation and restoration. They share lessons learned and expense reports and welcome the public to meetings and reforestation events.

Refreshing Ayurvedic Wellness (RAW) was started by a woman entrepreneur to raise awareness about healthy lifestyle choices, increase consumption of fruits, veggies, and greens, and reduce the rate of non-communicable diseases in Sri Lanka. RAW specializes in cold pressed juices, herbal teas, and herbal porridge. Each recipe is approved by an ayurvedic doctor. Some cold pressed juice suppliers use apples, berries, and other ingredients that are not grown in Sri Lanka. RAW is committed to using locally grown organic produce. Their facility is powered by solar energy and glass jars are collected for reuse.

Refuge Chocolate is a social enterprise that makes "freedom fighting chocolate" to support survivors of human trafficking in Belfast, Ireland. Many survivors face re-exploitation, homelessness, poverty, mental health issues, and alcohol or substance misuse. Refuge contributes a portion of profits to Flourish NI, a charity that works with local survivors to overcome trauma and rebuild their lives, and engages Flourish's clients in product packaging and sales. The opportunity to work in a team can help restore peoples' confidence and their sense of dignity and self-worth. Refuge offers hot chocolate melts, chocolate blends and spreads, and brownie mixes made with fair trade certified chocolate. Vegan, gluten-free, and nut-free options are available.

Regenerative Organic Certified® was established in 2017 by a group of farmers, business leaders, and experts in soil health, animal welfare, and social fairness to heal a broken system, repair a damaged planet, and empower farmers and eaters to create a better future through regenerative organic farming. Certified farms and products meet some of the highest standards in the world for soil health, animal welfare, and farmworker fairness. Regenerative Organic Certified® uses the USDA Certified Organic standard as a baseline. From there, they add criteria and benchmarks that incorporate the three major pillars of regenerative organic agriculture into one certification. They offer a Farmer Cost-Share Program based on financial need and leverage existing high-bar certifications in order to avoid duplicative audits or burdensome paperwork. Regenerative Organic Certified® is overseen by Regenerative Organic Alliance, a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization founded by Rodale Institute, Dr. Bronner's, Patagonia, and other partners.

REGEN-Nations is a whole systems education program that empowers individuals and communities to develop impactful projects. The course was inspired by the Ecovillage Design Education (EDE) curriculum with content created by Global Ecovillage Network Oceania & Asia (GENOA) and regenerative action experts from the region. It includes a six-month online learning journey, individual support from a dedicated facilitator, community space for ecosystem weaving, and a regenerative design lab. Participants are guided through the five dimensions of regeneration: social, cultural, ecological, economic, and whole systems design. Past projects have focused on permaculture, community gardens, food forests, regenerative agriculture, peace-building, health and well-being, community education, and social enterprise. REGEN-Nations is a not-for-profit initiative. Any surplus is used to provide seed funding for community projects and scholarships for people in need.

Regeno aims to replace single-use petrochemical plastics with compostable, biodegradable, and water soluble alternatives. India produces an estimated 5.6 million tons of plastic waste each year. This waste clogs sewers and drainage systems, which increases flooding and the spread of mosquito borne diseases like dengue and malaria. Ingesting plastic waste kills thousands of cows in India each year and more than one million sea birds worldwide. As plastic breaks down, it can still have health effects. According to one study, more than 80 percent of tap water samples tested in India were contaminated with plastic particles with compounds that can be absorbed by the body and potentially alter hormones. Regeno bio bags are plastic free, made from tapioca starch and non-toxic colors, and can be dissolved in high temperature water. They can be recycled with paper or composted with no toxic residue and no harm to plants, animals, or human health. Regeno reinvests their proceeds to develop new plastic-free packaging alternatives.

ReGreen offers organic gardening services, products, and workshops and supports local community food production and urban green spaces in Newcastle upon Tyne. They specialize in garden maintenance, landscaping, mowing, trimming, planting, weeding, and container garden installation. They also offer wooden planters, bat boxes, hedgehog houses, bird feeders, nesting boxes, and bee hotels that are locally handmade from certified and reclaimed wood. ReGreen uses gardening equipment powered by renewable energy, selects plants that are good for pollinators, composts all organic waste, and works with customers to prevent the use of synthetic herbicides and pesticides. Profits are reinvested into neighborhood street gardens, planters, seed swaps, vegetable stalls, workshops for first-time food growers, and green space improvements. ReGreen is a Community Interest Company (CIC), has Good Business Charter accreditation, and is a member of Social Enterprise UK, Social Farms and Gardens, and the North East England Climate Coalition.

Reiner offers a curated collection of upcycled clothing and accessories by European designers to set a benchmark for circular fashion and reduce the environmental impact of the textile industry. All products available through their online marketplace and retail outlets are made from recycled materials and designed to last. Reiner works with circular fashion brands that are committed to ethical practices, prioritize local production, source materials from responsible suppliers, and partner with nonprofits and cooperatives to optimize textile waste management. They offer repair and resale services for all purchases.

Rejuvic produces a broad range of skincare products from natural ingredients that are known for their health benefits. They offer body, face, foot, and lip scrubs, moisturizers and balms, toners, masks, and bath salts. Locally sourced ingredients include neem, kokum bark, sandalwood, turmeric, clove, vanilla, cinnamon, coffee, coconut oil, lemongrass, citronella, aloe vera, green tea, and beeswax. Rejuvic maintains low margins and is committed to keeping natural products accessible and affordable.

RE-KAYU collects and reuses waste wood to make environmentally responsible furniture while creating employment pathways for disadvantaged groups in Malaysia. They produce home furniture like beds, tables, and shelves and street furniture like benches for the Puchong local government. RE-KAYU minimizes wood waste disposal costs, diverts waste from landfills, and contributes to a circular economy. They offer basic woodworking classes and employment opportunities for low-income youth, people recovering from substance abuse or mental health issues, people with learning difficulties, and ex-offenders. The program helps them build confidence and self-esteem, develop new skills, and overcome employment barriers. RE-KAYU is a Government of Malaysia Accredited Social Enterprise and a member of Rakan Muda and Rakan Alam Sekitar.

Relaxations for All specializes in relaxation methods based on psychotherapy and neuro linguistic programming techniques. They have developed guided relaxation audio recordings for adults and children and conduct awareness programs and seminars for schools and corporate clients.

Relic Design & Craft Co creates durable products from repurposed waste materials, preserves aviation history, and supports veterans in Australia. They specialize in transforming airplane scrap materials into handcrafted modern industrial furniture, lighting, art, key rings, bottle openers, office supplies, and other practical applications. They also offer custom design and production services for furniture, sculptures, and cut metal signs. Relic is owned and operated by veterans with disabilities and aims to employ other veterans and help them reintegrate into the workforce. They work with the Australian National Veterans Arts Museum, Veteran Benefits Australia, and King's Trust Australia.

Relish was started to provide healthy farm-to-consumer products. They source directly from small-scale farmers in the Labukele area and work with them to transition to sustainable agriculture practices. Relish juices and smoothies are made with no artificial preservatives or other additives.

REMO builds community resilience and contributes to a circular economy in Cambridgeshire by reducing waste, repurposing resources, and improving access to affordable products and services. They started by collecting and recycling surplus paint and have expanded to appliances, furniture, household items, scrap materials, and other resources that can be creatively reused by the local community. Collected items and materials are debranded, repaired, refurbished, recycled, remanufactured, and resold. REMO also offers training programs, creative reuse and recycling workshops, and corporate engagement events. The REMO Eco-Superstore in Wisbech includes a Food4Good Social Supermarket and Community Fridge. Volunteers and team members collect surplus food from producers, supermarkets, and distributors and make it available to families in need. REMO creates jobs in the community, focuses on local trade to minimize their carbon footprint, and donates free paint to other local community organizations. They are a member of Social Enterprise UK, Community RePaint, and Reuseful UK and reinvest all surplus towards their mission.

Remote Village supports people in rural and remote areas of Australia who may be struggling to meet their basic needs. They travel throughout the country, build relationships with locals, deliver food, clothing, and other essential resources, and help empower others to create positive change in their own lives and in their communities. Remote Village also organizes Free Feed events with local food donations and voluntary action to help build connection and community. They teach the importance of kindness and compassion and help cultivate an atmosphere where positive change is not only encouraged but actively pursued.

Renusha's is a small family business that produces traditional curd, yogurt, and other dairy products with no artificial ingredients. The milk is sustainably sourced from their own community.

ReOrigin specializes in environmentally conscious baby clothes, toys, and nursery essentials. They use special natural fabrics made from aloe vera, orange peel, eucalyptus, banana leaf, and rose petal fiber and natural dyes made from plants with medicinal properties like marigold, haldi, manjeeshtha, harda, and dhavali. Their clothing and blankets are soft, supple, and ideal for tropical climates. Their crochet toys are made from organic cotton yarn, and their child-safe wooden toys are made from reclaimed wood and wood remnants. ReOrigin collaborates with local artisans to come up with meaningful designs. All products are handmade in India.