Our Brands

Toucan Water sells canned natural spring water to reduce single-use plastic and help fund the conservation of the Amazon rainforest. The water is sustainably sourced from an artesian aquifer in the Charnwood region of North Leicestershire, bottled onsite, and sold locally within the United Kingdom. Toucan Water promotes environmentally responsible water consumption and encourages people to prioritize reusable bottles and only purchase water when necessary. They offer aluminum cans as a healthy, highly recyclable alternative to plastic bottles. For every can sold, Toucan Water is able to protect one square foot of land around the perimeter of the Amazon rainforest in partnership with Moss, a leader in blockchain technology and environmental solutions in Brazil. Toucan Water is a member of Social Enterprise UK.

Touch Lady creates livelihood opportunities for women artisans in Sri Lanka and offers an alternative to imported fast fashion. They use low-impact dyes to produce batik saree, sarong, dresses, shirts, and accessories with traditional Sri Lankan motifs. Touch Lady has an onsite wastewater treatment system, properly disposes of all dye waste, is certified by the Central Environmental Authority, and is working towards zero waste targets. They operate as a community enterprise and reinvest their profits to improve the lives of their women artisans.

Township is a fair trade social enterprise that has been creating sustainable economic opportunities for women in South Africa's township communities since 1997. They specialize in custom branded bags and accessories for conference organizers, corporations, marketing agencies, academic institutions, retailers, and other wholesale buyers. They also offer a range of fair trade cotton clothing, hats, and accessories with unique, vibrant prints. All products are made from environmentally responsible materials like jute, sustainably sourced African cotton, and locally produced fabric from recycled PET bottles. Township provides women with the skills to establish and run independent sewing cooperatives within their communities. Each co-op receives intensive sewing, accounting, and business training and, after six months, becomes an autonomous registered entity. The women are able to work in a professional and safe environment close to their families and save the time and money normally spent on a commute.

The Toxin Free Crop Producer Network (TFPN) is a social enterprise in the northern conflict-affected region of Sri Lanka that was developed with support from Oxfam Italia and Rainforest Rescue International. The program introduced sustainable agriculture techniques to resettling families, with a special focus on women-headed households, and helped them develop pesticide-free, value-added products. They sell traditional rice, kurakkan flour, and herbal teas in the Sri Lankan market under the Toxin Free Crop Producers Network name. Lemongrass and ginger teas are sold through Oxfam Australia under the name Ceylon Herbal.

Toyi teaches upcycling through play. Their creative play kits enable children to re-imagine the world around them and transform everyday objects into unique toys, inventions, and creatures. Toyi was designed to help children develop critical thinking, problem solving, communication, adaptation, and cooperation skills for an unpredictable and rapidly changing world. The kits are made from recycled plastic and packed in recycled paper. Toyi is committed to participatory business practices. They work with their community to develop content, run compaigns, and advocate for child-led play and equal play opportunities for children worldwide. Toyi uses a portion of sales to support these initiatives and donate kits to children in crisis areas.

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.

Tracified is a software company that works with agriculture, fisheries, poultry, and dairy supply chains to build trust through traceability. They integrate with food suppliers available data sources, verify the data using blockchain technology, and plug in with common ecommerce services so that the data is easily accessible to consumers. Tracified supports sustainable supply chains by making product origins and production practices transparent.

Trade Aid was founded in New Zealand in 1973 to improve producers' lives through trading relationships, support and educate consumers, and create a world where trade is fair for all. They source fair trade organic food, handmade housewares, accessories, toys, and more from trading partners across Latin America, Africa, Asia, and the Pacific and sell online, through community shops, and wholesale to nearly 1,200 kiwi businesses. They also source premium ingredients from small-scale cacao and sugar farmers and manufacture fair trade, organic chocolate at their Sweet Justice Chocolate Factory in Christchurch. Trade Aid has developed a scoring system for food packaging and a plan to transition to more sustainable packaging options. They are also committed to engaging with local Māori communities and incorporating te reo Māori and tikanga Māori into their activities. Trade Aid operates according to a cooperative model and is a guaranteed member of the World Fair Trade Organization (WFTO).

Trade+Impact (T+I) is a global trade association for the craft and natural cosmetics sectors with a focus on women-led social enterprises in Africa and the Middle East. They specialize in trade and investment linkages, training and capacity building, research, and advocacy. In order to provide meaningful, tailored benefits to members, T+I assesses each social enterprise to determine their Trade Tier for export readiness and Impact Tier for community reinvestment. Other membership benefits include event and partnership discounts, expert webinars, member showcase opportunities, a video resource library, and access to the T+I network and database. Trade+Impact held an inaugural Summit and Trade Expo in Africa in 2016. Since then, they have organized the Handmade Futures Summit as a virtual event and curated digital trade expo. Under their Handmade Futures Initiative, they are convening a diverse network of stakeholders, united by an "inclusive, heart-centered approach," to create transformative systemic change in the handmade sector. Trade+Impact is registered as a not-for-profit organization in Canada.

TradeMutt produces eye-catching workwear designed to start conversations about mental health among tradies, truckies, rural, and blue collar workers in Australia. They offer workshirts, high-visibility gear, scrubs, uniforms, and accessories made from ethically and sustainably sourced cotton and polo shirts made from recycled water bottles. Products are shipped in plastic-free compostable packaging. TradeMutt is creating a community of peer-to-peer mental health advocates and providing them with the tools, languages, and assets to provide mental health and wellbeing support safely and sustainably. Each workshirt includes a QR code that links to free call and text counseling services via This Is A Conversation Starter (TIACS), their charity partner. TradeMutt raises awareness through speaking events, toolbox talks, and their Funky Shirt Friday initiative. They donate at least 50 percent of all profits to TIACS. TradeMutt is a Social Traders Certified Social Enterprise and a member of the Queensland Social Enterprise Council (QSEC).

Transformando engages in projects that improve the lives of people who are excluded, impoverished, or placed in vulnerable situations. They design, manage, and evaluate development cooperation projects, offer training and consulting for social organizations, participate in global citizenship education, and support social entrepreneurship and inclusive social purpose companies that create local employment for disadvantaged people. Transformando transfers capabilities to their clients, avoids creating dependency, and provides free services to organizations and people without economic resources. They contribute to a microcredit system in Nicaragua and scholarships for children with disabilities in Tanzania. Transformando is a not-for-profit organization and reinvests all surplus towards their mission.

Transform Your Life aims to contribute to an awakening of individual and collective human consciousness. They offer online sessions, workshops, retreats, courses, conferences, and audiovisual materials to help people raise their frequency, activate self healing powers, increase awareness for themselves, people and planet, and express love in action. Their annual Conscious Evolution Summit brings together dozens of experts to help participants evolve into their full potential and bring their inner calling into action. Transform Your Life is committed to affordable, inclusive pricing and donates a percentage of profits to support a school project in Nepal.

Trash Gxng provides a creative outlet for underrepresented young people in the United Kingdom. They design and deliver educational workshops and create safe environments where peer groups can discuss real issues that impact their lives, develop essential skills, and build community. Trash Gxng supports participants to transform their conversations and creativity into streetwear and tangible creative products they can see brought to life. By providing a positive means for self-expression, they break the barrier of silence and support informed decision-making. Trash Gxng collaborates with charity partners and schools across the UK to provide educational services to local communities at no cost. The young people who cocreate the designs receive the product for free. Trash Gxng is a registered Community Interest Company (CIC) and a member of Social Enterprise UK. All surplus is reinvested towards their mission.

trashtalk*studio is a creative eco lab and podcast that aims to uplift, inspire, and empower change-makers and game-changers. The eco lab offers talks, workshops, consulting and storytelling services, and group journey programs for people looking to cultivate a deeper relationship to the earth. They use an interdisciplinary approach, design-thinking, systems-thinking, and mindfulness practices to co-create positive impact and drive cultural change. The trashtalk*studio podcast is an interview series that explores ecological empathy through the lens of different industries, disciplines, and perspectives. They speak to leaders in the fields of music, design, investment, entrepreneurship, spirituality, and beyond about how they apply environmentalism in their work.

Trauma Informed Leadership works with clients to integrate trauma-informed principles in corporate and community spaces to create pathways for healing, equity, and sustainable success. They offer face-to-face and virtual workshops, consulting, coaching, keynotes, and facilitated learning sessions to help people cultivate psychological safety in workplaces, understand how trauma affects the mind and body, and support others who may be experiencing trauma responses, stress, or heightened emotional states. Trauma Informed Leadership uses revenue from paid sessions to provide their services for free for small nonprofits and community associations.

Travellers Aid empowers people with travel-related challenges to connect, engage, and participate in the community through the use of public transport. They support people with disabilities and mobility needs from service sites at Southern Cross and Flinders Street stations in Melbourne and Ballarat and Seymour railway stations in regional Victoria. Their access and inclusion services include free connection assistance, companion assistance, mealtime and personal care support, mobility equipment hire, accessibility resources, virtual tours, crisis travel assistance, luggage storage, and station lounges. Travellers Aid also delivers disability awareness training, health promotion projects, and accessible events. They are a Social Traders Certified Social Enterprise.

Travel Magical Morocco was started as a sustainable travel agency to introduce people to Moroccan life, landscapes, culture, and traditions in a way that benefits local Moroccan and Amazigh people and protects the environment. They offer customized family itineraries, trekking and hiking tours, and discovery trips. All travel experiences focus on supporting local hotels, restaurants, drivers, cooks, muleteers, cameleers, and rural communities. Travel Magical Morocco is recognized as a Travelife Partner for their commitment to sustainability.

Treasures of Ophir focuses on tropical organic products including organic certified coconut flour and virgin coconut oil. They donate one percent from each sale to children and youth in Sri Lanka who need shelter, food, counseling, education, financial assistance, or other services. Their community service initiative, Voice Communications, provides training, camps, outreach programs, events, and conferences to young people who would otherwise have no voice. The Treasures of Ophir factory is in rural Kuliyapitiya and is one of the few employment opportunities in the area. They are committed to providing training and job security to workers from the village.

TreeKid designs and manufactures ethical children's clothing and reusable face masks. While there is a growing interest in sustainable sourcing, parents often choose fast fashion for their kids because they grow so quickly. TreeKid raises awareness about the true costs of our throwaway textile culture, develops patterns, materials, and manufacturing processes that increase sustainability, and creates hard-wearing clothing that will last to pass along to future generations. Each garment is adjustable so it can be worn three times longer than conventional children's clothing. They use recycled denim, colorful offcuts, natural and environmentally responsible dyes, and materials that meet Oeko-Tex and Global Organic Textile standards. As part of their zero waste philosophy, patterns are carefully laid out to minimize fabric waste and any remaining scrap material is used for pockets, lanyards, and cushion stuffing. Customers are encouraged to return preloved TreeKid garments for repairs if needed. When a garment no longer fits a child, it can be returned to the TreeKid workshop for a discount on a future purchase and will be stocked in TreeKid's online secondhand store at a reduced price. For the adjustable overalls line, TreeKid partners with Social Studio, a social enterprise that provides support and training for asylum seekers and immigrants in Australia.

T-Renuté specializes in organic certified teas and tisanes from Sri Lanka. Products include organic black tea, Earl Grey, English Breakfast, chocolate mint tea, green tea and herbal teas.