Over the last four years Pukka has been on an incredible journey, investing in plants, people and planet with the FairWild Standard. Since starting with the first FairWild tea, Peppermint and Licorice, in 2012, Pukka’s use of FairWild-certified ingredients has grown to a range of 27 teas today. Bryony Morgan, FairWild’s Executive Officer, shares her perspective on Licorice, “Queen of Plants”.
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Lifekind is a super concentrated combination of nature’s best and most powerful protectors. Let’s find out what’s inside each box of Turmeric Lifekind
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Castor oil is one of the best kept beauty secrets but those who do know about it can boast longer lashes, fuller eyebrows and lustrous hair.
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Keeping snug inside can make autumn a little more costly for you and also our beautiful planet. We’ve teamed up with Do Nation (a social enterprise) to suggest some simple tips to keep your bills down and protect our planet this autumn.
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The humble cup of tea has become a ubiquitous part of our lives, but how often do we stop to think about where it comes from? When we do, chances are that our minds conjure up images of neatly manicured tea plantations with leaves being plucked from row upon row of tea bushes. In many cases, this image is not far from the truth. But in a remote corner of Vietnam – the source of our Suoi Gang green tea and Nam Lanh black tea – it is a very different story. Ben Heron, Pukka's Sustainable Herbs Manager explains how green tea can be wild.
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With its spectacular cloak of colour, autumn is like a second spring with every leaf in flower. Join us in celebration of this beautiful season and find out how to keep your summer glow.
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Autumn is a time for change. We move from the hot, dry heat of summer to the cool and damp climate of autumn. It’s not just the environment that changes; our bodies and minds also react to the change. Katie Pande, Pukka's Herbal Adviser, gives her top tips on what’s good to keep our body and brain glowing during this change of seasons.
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100 years ago we used to get an average of nine hours sleep per night. According to a 2016 study by the Royal Society for Public Health, the average British adult now sleeps for six hours 48 minutes a night - an average sleep deficit of 14hrs per week. Katie Pande, Pukka’s Herbal Advisor, explores the alternatives to conventional sleeping products to aid sleep.
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