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The Food Empowerment Project announced the end to their boycott of Amy's Kitchen after workplace safety changes were implemented.

Social media posts reveal lifestyle choices from the brand's founders that Utah shoppers disagree with.

GreenOnyx co-founder Dr. Tsipi Shoham, PhD, exclusively tells Green Matters about Wanna Greens, "the world's smallest and fastest-growing fresh vegetable."

Critics of Uniqlo say that it doesn't go far enough in its quest to produce ethical clothing, especially when it comes to labor violations and lack of certifications.

Shein is known for being unbelievably inexpensive, but shoppers don't actually get much bang for their buck.

Temu stands accused of loading its app with spyware and malware, deceiving users about data collecting.

"Eco-warrior, pioneer, and disrupter" Susie Hewson introduced the world to natural, organic, plastic-free tampons back in 1989, and she's not done campaigning for what's right.

Does responsible capitalism exist? Let's question the contradictory nature of the term, attempt to define it, and aim to engage with it for the sake of our planet.

Are you eligible for Walmart's class action lawsuit settlement? The grocery giant's $45 million settlement applies to customers who bought weighted fruit.

In an exclusive interview with 'Green Matters,' Nikki Reed discussed her innovative supplement company and the "interconnectedness" in the realm of conscious living.

A Shein customer has taken to social media after Shein customer service and the CDC denied her pleas for help. Here's what we know about the situation.

Sadly, Kim Kardashian's trendy, multi-billion-dollar shapewear brand, SKIMS, may just be another fast fashion label that dances around its lack of transparency.

Cindysnacks has been a Long Island vegan staple since 2019, but the vegan shop discovered that the Savory Fig donuts it was serving were non-vegan Dunkin' donuts in disguise.

Sharon Avnon Reuveni — the founder of NYC's low-waste coffee shop Purple Waves — talks sustainability and changing systems.

Closed-loop systems use sustainable supply chains that reuse the same raw materials. Apple and Sierra Nevada are both fans of the practice.

In a guest opinion piece written exclusively for Green Matters, environmental creator Isaias Hernandez and fashion-medium artist Stephanie Dillon call out how music merchandise is often just fast fashion.

The cocoa industry is riddled with injustice. Here's our guide on how to seek out ethical, fair-trade chocolate.

In an exclusive interview with Green Matters, Genius Litter founder Ramon Van Meer got candid about his 'Shark Tank' experience and his health-indicating cat litter.

VOLVERde's co-founders Mónica and Aidee SanMiguel discuss "making space for a demographic that has always cared" about sustainability.

At CES 2024, Green Matters presented our inaugural Greenlight Award to 12 brands, in honor of their impressive climate innovations.

The Starbucks Stanley cup released in early January sold out immediately, as consumers camped out and even got in fights over the limited edition tumbler.

Online ads claim Musk is behind an energy-saving device that can significantly slash your energy bill. We explore whether it's legit or a hoax.

Across the U.S. and Canada, fans are rejoicing as Starbucks announced it will allow clean personal cups for all orders, along with a discount.

The Hershey Company faces a lawsuit for false advertising after a woman in Florida discovered her Reese's products didn't have designs.

In an exclusive e-interview with Green Matters, Fyrn co-founder David Charne discussed disrupting the furniture world and making pieces with forever in mind.

Empower Brands' PowerXL air fryers, commonly found in stores such as Walmart and Target, are being recalled for burn hazards.

Shein and Temu are both known for their cheap, fast fashion commodities, but why is Shein suing Temu?

Though AliExpress is known for wildly cheap finds, the marketplace is also associated with stealing art, scams, fast fashion, and harmful chemicals.

You may know that Spirit Airlines sells some of the cheapest flights out there, but you may not know about all the extra fees behind it.

Pepsi has discontinued Sierra Mist and replaced it with a lemon-lime soda called Starry. Did it have something to do with internet star Cierra Mistt?

Green Matters spoke exclusively with Page Neal of Bario Neal to talk about the company's sustainable and ethical jewelry practices.

LIFTiD presented its tDCS neurostimulation device on the reality show 'Shark Tank' seeking funding. Here's how the pitch went and if the tech works.

What is Amazon's environmental impact on Black Friday? The notoriously unsustainable site's sales skyrocket during the consumer-driven holiday.

Stories are circulating the internet about a Mystic Monk Coffee scandal surrounding the brand and the Carmelite monks who produce it.

LifeWave sells holistic patches that stimulate stem cells and healing, but lawsuits and marketing techniques raise questions about legitimacy.

From deceptive international baby food marketing to child labor accusations, let's explore Nestlé's lengthy list of controversies.

We're exploring Goodwill's charitable nature and list of controversies, which allegedly include low wages, executive greed, and discrimination.

A mystery venture called Project Omega is reportedly associated with Elon Musk, but some people question whether it exists at all.

Bill Gates owns plenty of rich farmland, and that includes acres of potato farms — some of which supply McDonald's.

Fashion designer Rachel Roy opens up about how a rare autoimmune disease inspired her new luxury organic skincare line, Ancient India, and more.