About Us

Your Favourite Eco Store.

  Our beloved store – IORGREEN STORE was created as a response to his owners struggle to find plastic free alternatives to daily products, but most importantly because of world’s plastic pollution and waste epidemic that the big chains supermarkets are a large part of. The current form of consumption is no longer sustainable, causing environmental damage, especially when we are talking about the plastic packaging, one use plastics that most of high street brands and supermarkets are using for their everyday business and all the changes we need to take to reduce this plastic consumption.

  At Iorgreen, we want to invite people to do their part in taking care of our only planet. Each of us, we can make a difference. Reducing our daily life waste through eliminating plastics, buying in bulk and supporting natural and local products where is possible. We can influence big chains and communities by doing the first step, a small step. We can strengthen our community behavior and reduce dependence on plastic wrapping and packaging. 

  It’s simple, we believe in humanity and the change that is possible when we come together to act in favor of ourselves and our planet.

BE THE CHANGE.

Some of our targets for 2020:

1500 +
New Following Iorgreeners
+
New Curated Products
+
New Sustainable Brands
"We don’t need a handful of people doing zero waste perfectly. We need millions of people doing it imperfectly.”
Anne Marie Bonneau.

Here are some interesting facts that drive us to do what we do.

  • Most of the millions of tons of plastic that we produce every year is not recyleable or biodegradable, and is made of a material which it was designed to last more than 100 years.
  • In the first decade of 21st century, the world produced more plastic than in the entire 1900’s.
  • Plastic cannot be disposed of, so technically every piece of plastic ever created could still exist somewhere in a form or another.
  • An estimated 300 million plastic bags end up in our oceans each year due to escaping the waste and recycling process.
  • Up to date, world-wide, less than 10% of produced plastic items are actual recycled.
  • Dead zones the size of Wales and Belgium exist in the oceans – vast areas of ocean which are completely uninhabitable due to our pollution.