First ever Sustainable Lifestyle Awards opens to brands going the extra eco-friendly mile

By Austyn King | Published: 17-Jun-2019
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Spanning industries from beauty to technology, winners will be selected by a panel of experts from Harvey Nichols, Feelunique and Anthropologie

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As consumers increasingly seek to live more eco-friendly lives, a new awards programme has launched to celebrate the brands, products and experiences that are making a difference to our planet.

Covering a wide range of industries including beauty, fashion, homeware and technology, the Sustainable Lifestyle Awards aim to

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