Minnirella Magazine featured an interview with Where Does It Come From? founder Jo Salter for International Women’s Day 2022. Jo was also on the cover, alongside supplier social enterprise founders Shailini Sheth Amin of Moral Fibre Fabrics and Karuna Futana of Gram Sewa Mandel. You can download a copy of the magazine from the Minnirella …
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On February 9th 2022 Greggs and Primark announced a partnership – branded clothing and food available in clothes stores. Where Does It Come From? founder Jo Salter was invited onto BBC Radio Suffolk on the Wayne Bevin show to discuss what the move meant for customers and also for the environment. You can listen to …
Our founder Jo Salter joined host Sufyan Farooqi on The Voice Of Islam Radio for his ‘Pathway to Peace’ show to discuss the topic of consumerism. Discussion covered some fascinating topics, including how people are hooked in by marketing messages which promise that a particular product will make their life better, as well as the impact …
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Our founder Jo Salter was invited onto Wayne Bavin’s BBC Radio Suffolk show this week for a discussion ethical fashion at Christmas. Christmas jumpers were the hot topic following a wonderful initiative in Beccles to run a Christmas jumper swap shop. You can listen to the discussion below:
We were delighted that Where Does It Come From? was featured in NatWest bank’s video created for COP26. As one of the key sponsors NatWest were highlighting their climate related goals, including their small business accelerator for climate focused businesses. This video was shared widely during COP26, including on the conference’s social media chanels.
We’re delighted to have been highly rated by Ethical Consumer Magazine. Following extensive research into alternative clothing brands, Where Does It Come From? was rated joint third highest, across a number of categories. The categories included climate change, environmental reporting and human rights. The article also mentioned our reporting and gave us a ‘best buy’ …
Where Does It Come From? founder Jo Salter joined key experts on Climate and Fashion for the WFTO panel session on Climate and Fashion in October 2021. Chaired by Matteo Ward, fellow panelists were Delphine Williot of Fashion Revolution, Mimi Sewalski of Avocado Store and Selyna Peiris of Selyn. You can watch a recording below:
BBC Suffolk’s Georgy Jamieson invited Where Does It Come From? founder Jo Salter ‘on the sofa’ for an indepth interview discussing her life, what had driven her to focus on ethical clothing and textiles and promoting sustainability in fashion. Photo: Pixabay
Where Does It Come From? founder Jo Salter talks ethical fashion on the HubFizz podcast with Karen Black. In a short 10 minute discussion they covered a number of topics from natural fibres and indigenous cottons to the need to reduce the amount of clothing that we buy. Click the photo below to listen to …
Did you know that over 50% of clothing sold by major fast fashion brands is made of virgin plastic? A report out on Friday 11th June into plastics in clothing shared a study by the RSA into top brands Boohoo, Asos and others, examining 10,000 items for sale online. Friends of the Earth have estimated …