Ethics Trading

Comfrey has been used for centuries to treat bruises, sprains, surface wounds and even to help broken bones heal more quickly in humans and animals. In ages past farmers have fed comfrey to their livestock as a preventative and spring tonic after a long, cold, dark winter standing in the mire that is England.

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How many large corporations are now telling us that they’re “Ethical” now? How many big businesses seem to think that by using the word they can seem somehow better?

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If a little windy.
We’ve been in and out of the house and garden – tidying up a bit indoors and weeding, planting and sowing outside.
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No, not for you, or me, it’s for the garden. I grow my own comfrey and have 2 clumps now, accidentally as I meant to move it and obviously left a bit of root in the old spot. Ooops.

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No surprisingly hefty shipping charges at the last stage of checkout and no handling fees.

No unexpected costs at all, it’s all transparent and open, the price of each item at Ethics Trading is what you pay, regardless of destination.  Yes, anywhere in the world but bear in mind any order placed using free shipping will be sent by the cheapest means possible which means second class or standard parcel post within the UK and surface mail for overseas.

Ethics Trading is proud to announce the addition of the versatile and reuseable Mooncup to our range.

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…if you cross a turtle with a plastic bag?

A dead turtle.

No, it’s not funny.

Did you know that:

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I hope everyone able to vote today will exercise their right to do so. It’s only recently that some of us gained the right to vote and it’s important to use it.

Having said that, the British Tea party is a bit of fun.

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As you know by now we have 3 rescued ex battery hens living in our back garden. They’ve been lovely to have and we’ve had regular eggs from them.

Now one is not laying at all – but I’m not bothered about her and I’m happy to carry one as a non laying passenger, after all this isn’t a commercial egg production arrangement. One lays an egg pretty much every day, she has the odd day off but again, that’s fine.

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Postage has been free all weekend at Ethics Trading and today is the last day! Make the most of it folks……