The Economic and Social Impact of First Nations Business
First Nations-owned and operated businesses
represent one of the most rapidly expanding
sectors in the Australian economy.
First Nations-owned and operated businesses
represent one of the most rapidly expanding
sectors in the Australian economy.
Have you ever bought something with a Fairtrade label and wondered what it means? Most consumers are aware that Fairtrade products are likely to be a good option, but they may not completely understand why. Without any background knowledge, food labels and certifications can be a bit confusing. Currently, there are many Fairtrade products, ranging … Read more
The success of COS allows us to give back to the community through the Lyone Foundation. To date we have supported over one hundred deserving local charities across Australia.
By incorporating green practices such as reducing single-use plastic, implementing composting initiatives, promoting sustainable food choices, businesses can align their office kitchen practices with eco-friendly initiatives
In the modern workplace, there is a growing awareness of the environmental impact of our daily practices. As businesses across the world are increasingly seeking to embrace sustainable and environmentally friendly practices, one often overlooked aspect is the breakroom—a shared space intended for employee relaxation, catch-ups, and rejuvenation. Unfortunately, these communal areas can become hubs for … Read more
Carbon offsetting is a vital component of your business to neutralise your carbon footprint, while delivering social, cultural, and economic benefits.
In Australia it’s estimated that around 2.7 million disposable cups are discarded every day!
With electric vehicles becoming more popular, we examine the role they will play in Australia’s sustainable future.
Sold Out, Sold Out Sold Out This time last year this is the common message found underneath every product on the Thankyou and Who Gives A Crap websites. Who Gives A Crap, a Melbourne-based company that sells 100% recycled toilet paper, and Thankyou, who sell bottled water and a range of personal and baby care … Read more
We recently caught up with one of our favourite modern contemporary First Nations artists Luke Penrith, from Brungle NSW. Luke is the Chairperson for the Indyamarra Ngumbaay Aboriginal Corporation and is the exceptionally talented artist behind the COS RAP artwork, he was kind enough to talk to us about his artwork and his work with … Read more