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There is a growing desire in the world for natural, holistic, and eco solutions in every facet of our lives; whether it's natural products to help us cultivate healthier habits or an avenue to discovering and embracing our spirituality, the world has been calling for it. So, Montauk Avenue is here to serve this call and create a platform that completely and fearlessly encompasses everything needed to honor your journey.
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Milinaire Davis
Montauk Avenue is a lifestyle brand created by Milinaire Davis, designed to welcome people into a world of inspiration, joy, and wellness.
Through resources, content, merchandise, and moments shared from her own journey, Milinaire offers pathways to creating space for exploration, empowerment, and self-discovery.
Inviting you to stay playfully inspired, and to cultivate a life that feels aligned, inspired, and limitless.
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Posted @withregram • @heyashleyrenne My #PlasticFreeJuly Fails. Even eco-warriors struggle! [ad] This is a reminder that 2 things can be true at the same time:
Truth 1: We should all work on reducing our plastic footprint.
Truth 2: We can also acknowledge that it’s unrealistic for many to completely avoid plastic in our day-to-day lives.
Most people around the world do not have access to shops that sell package-free products. It can be nearly impossible for some to find essentials like food and personal care items that aren’t packaged in plastic.
While the bulk of responsibility lies with corporations and governments to implement a global response, here are 6 ways individuals can do our part:
1. Switch from a single-use mindset to a multi-use mindset. What disposable plastic products do you use that can be switched to reusable ones? For example: Switch from single-use grocery and produce bags to reusable shopping bags. Swap plastic bottled water for a refillable water bottle.
2. Learn which kind of plastic can fit into your sustainability journey. Flexible packaging is a great option. It can reduce the amount of packaging needed, extend product shelf life, and reduce food waste by keeping food fresher longer.
3. Utilize the information on @theperfectpackaging site - they are a helpful resource for flexible packaging education and recycling guidance. Do you follow sustainability creator @shelbizleee? She created an insightful video about flexible packaging that’s featured on their homepage.
4. Know what flexible packaging is and is not recyclable. Flexible plastic like grocery bags, produce bags, and bread bags are recyclable.
5. Take all your recyclable flexible packaging to a store drop-off near you. Simply look for the plastic film recycling bin at your local store.
6. Hold corporations and your elected officials accountable! Get vocal and advocate for policies that promote more recycling infrastructure investment and circular economy solutions.
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