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We are continually working to reduce the environmental impact of our products. This means an emphasis on refill pouches, biodegradable formulas, reusable and refillable bottles - we on a continuous journey toward an even gentler footprint on the planet.

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Better for You Formulations

Nature is full of wonderful ingredients which are great for you and hate dirt. We do not use any ingredients known to be harmful. Better for you! 

Concentrated Formulations

Concentrated formulations using less water. Most traditional product contain 80-90% water. Our formulation have as little as 10% water. Better for water resources! 

Zero Waste Packaging

Our packaging options encourage and support reuse and refill. Save $ on refill options. Better for the planet and your pocket!   

Kid and Pet Friendly

Products are designed to be kid and pet safe.

In business to help families 

We’re driven by a purpose to help families be healthier and live a lighter footprint. We support charitable and educational organizations.

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Endeavouring to "Do Better"

We continually work to improve. From non-toxic plant based ingredients, concentrated formulations to refillable zero waste packaging options, we provide real options to help the community lighten their footprint.    

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Say NO to BS (bad stuff)

In our search for better ingredients, we don’t cut corners. We do not use synthetic fragrances, or dyes. You will not find harmful  ingredients in Live for Tomorrow products eg Sulphates (SLS, SLES, SLAS) phosphates, phthalates, animal by products, dyes, chlorine, optical brighteners, formaldehyde, Methylisothiazolinone, Methylchloroisothiazolinone, and dioxane free. 

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SUSTAINABILITY IMPACT OF #PLANETLFT

420,000+ single use containers saved from landfill by refilling

1,200+ tonnes of C02 saved due to lower shipping footprint  

1,100+ barrels saved due to reduced shipping and packaging 

376,000+ gallons of water saved with concentrated formulations

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By Beth Dunlop
LFT Blog
Sep 06, 2024

Easy Tips for Living Sustainably Every Day!

Living sustainably is easier than you think! Here are some simple tips to incorporate into your daily routine.

FASHION FRIENDLY

1. Make Sustainable Fashion Choices:
Opt for circular fashion by buying from sustainable brands, thrifting, or renting clothes. The idea of clothing designed for longevity and recyclability is becoming increasingly popular, encouraging consumers to reduce their fashion footprint.

2. Participate in Community Swaps:
Engage in community events where people exchange items they no longer need, promoting reuse and reducing waste. This trend fosters a sense of community while supporting sustainable practices. Can’t find one near you? Host your own! Call up friends and family to get together to swap amongst yourselves – this works particularly well as a clothing exchange!

3. Upcycle Old Clothes into Reusable Items:
Turn old clothes into reusable wax food wraps or shopping bags instead of throwing them away. This practice is gaining traction as it not only reduces textile waste but also creates functional items for daily use.

KITCHEN LOVE

4. Support Local Farmers:
Buying produce from local farmers’ markets reduces the carbon footprint associated with transportation and supports the local economy. This trend aligns with the growing interest in supporting sustainable agriculture.

5. Reduce Meat Consumption:
Adopting a plant-based diet or reducing meat intake is one of the most effective ways to lower your carbon footprint. This dietary shift is becoming more popular as awareness of its environmental benefits grows.

6. Create a Zero-Waste Kitchen:
Reduce food waste by composting organic scraps, planning meals ahead, and using reusable containers instead of plastic. The zero-waste kitchen movement encourages minimal packaging and DIY cleaning products.

7. Reuse Peanut Butter (and other!) Jars:
Instead of discarding old peanut butter jars, scrape the sides to make peanut sauce, and then reuse the jars for storage. This not only reduces food waste but also promotes the reuse of containers.

AROUND THE HOUSE

8. DIY Home Repairs:
Learning basic repair skills helps reduce the need for professional services, which saves money and resources. This is part of a broader trend towards self-sufficiency and sustainable living.

9. Use Solar-Powered Chargers:
With the rise in renewable energy, using solar-powered chargers for gadgets is becoming a popular way to reduce reliance on conventional electricity.

10. Install Smart Thermostats:
Regulate home temperatures efficiently with programmable thermostats to conserve energy. This trend is part of the broader push for eco-friendly home automation.

Which tip will you try first?

Let us know and visit our store for sustainable living products!

 

 

 

Sources:

1. 50 Living Green and Frugal Tips for a Sustainable 2024

2. Sustainable Home Ideas That Caught Our Eye on Social Media This Month

3. Sustainable Living Trends in 2024: A Comprehensive Guide - S.A. Dedar

4. 7 Sustainable Living Trends for 2024

By Munu Hicken-Gaberria
LFT Blog
Sep 03, 2024
Image source: GRID-Arendal/Studio Atlantis (https://www.grida.no/resources/15023)

 

Plastic pollution has become an omnipresent environmental issue, and microplastics, tiny particles less than 5mm in diameter, are at the forefront of this crisis. These particles, originating from the breakdown of larger plastic debris and everyday products like cosmetics and synthetic clothing, have infiltrated our bodies of water, food supply, and even the air we breathe. This article explores the effects of microplastics on human health and aquatic life, providing data and sources to underline the severity of the issue.

Microplastics and Human Health

Pathways of Exposure

Humans are exposed to microplastics through various routes, including ingestion, inhalation, and skin contact. Studies have found microplastics in seafood, salt, honey, and bottled water, leading to an estimated consumption of 39,000 to 52,000 microplastic particles annually. These particles also enter our bodies through the air we breathe, particularly in urban environments where synthetic fibers from textiles contribute significantly.

Health Concerns

The health implications of microplastic exposure are concerning:

  • Physical Harm: Microplastics can accumulate in the digestive system and potentially translocate to other organs, causing physical damage.

  • Chemical Exposure: Microplastics can adsorb harmful chemicals like pesticides and heavy metals from the environment, releasing them into the body upon ingestion. This exposure can lead to various health issues, including toxicity and endocrine disruption.

  • Immune Response: Ingested microplastics may trigger inflammatory responses and stress the immune system, potentially making individuals more susceptible to diseases.

  • Respiratory Issues: Inhalation of microplastic fibers can cause respiratory problems, including inflammation and lung tissue damage.

Impact on Aquatic Life

Ingestion and Accumulation

Microplastics have permeated aquatic ecosystems, affecting over 700 marine species. These particles are often mistaken for food and ingested by marine organisms, from plankton to whales. This ingestion can cause physical harm, such as blocking digestive tracts, and lead to malnutrition and death in severe cases . Moreover, microplastics can bioaccumulate in the food chain, resulting in higher concentrations in predators, including humans who consume seafood.

Health Effects on Marine Life

  • Growth and Reproduction: Microplastics have been shown to impair growth and reproduction in marine organisms. For instance, fish exposed to microplastics may exhibit reduced feeding behavior and stunted growth.

  • Toxicity: Microplastics can carry toxic pollutants, which may cause physiological stress, organ damage, and even death in marine life.

Quantifying Microplastic Consumption

To better understand the scale of human exposure, consider the weight of microplastic particles consumed annually. The estimated 39,000 to 52,000 particles consumed per year translate to approximately 0.00624 to 0.832 grams annually. Over an average lifetime of 80 years, this amounts to a total consumption of 6.24 to 832 grams of microplastics.

To put this into perspective:

  • 6.24 grams is slightly more than the weight of a single sheet of A4 paper.

  • 832 grams is comparable to the weight of nearly a full small bag of sugar or roughly 2.4 cans of soda.

Conclusion

The pervasive presence of microplastics in our environment poses significant risks to both human health and aquatic life. While the full extent of these risks is still being studied, the evidence so far underscores the need for urgent action. Reducing plastic pollution requires coordinated efforts from governments, businesses, and individuals, focusing on reducing plastic use, improving waste management, and supporting policies that limit plastic production and disposal. By taking these steps, we can work towards a cleaner, healthier planet for future generations.

Sources

1 Environmental Science & Technology
2 World Health Organization
3 Nature Communications
4 Marine Pollution Bulletin
5 Environmental Pollution
6 Frontiers in Environmental Science
7 International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
8 Particle and Fibre Toxicology
9 Science Advances
10 Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety
11 Environmental Health Perspectives
12 Journal of Hazardous Materials
13 Current Environmental Health Reports

By Beth Dunlop
LFT Blog
Sep 02, 2024
🌏 Did you know that Plastic Pollution is a Global Crisis?
Every year, millions of tons of plastic waste enter our oceans, rivers, and landfills, causing severe environmental damage. 🌊


What can we do about it?
1. Refuse what is not needed and opt for reusable, refillable & recyclable products.
2. Support policies aimed at reducing plastic production and pollution.
3. Participate in local clean-up events and raise awareness.


✊ Join the Fight!
Every small action counts. Make a difference today by reducing your plastic use and spreading awareness. 💚


Sources:
[Plastic Oceans - The Facts] (https://plasticoceans.org/the-facts/)
[UNESCO - Oceans Polluted by Plastic] (https://en.unesco.org/news/oceans-polluted-plastic)
[World Economic Forum - Plastic Pollution in Oceans] (https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/06/plastic-pollution-ocean-marine-environment/)
[Environmental Health News - Microplastics Health Impact] (https://www.ehn.org/microplastics-health-2641155293.html)
By Beth Dunlop
LFT Blog
Jun 12, 2024

Each year the Business Excellence Awards celebrate and recognize outstanding organizations and individuals in the Tri-Cities that demonstrate excellence in business and a passion for the community, and LFT Group Brands Ltd is honoured and grateful to have been nominated and chosen as a Finalist for the “Green Business of the Year” category. 🎉

"We are so proud to be recognized as a business that demonstrates an outstanding desire to create positive change through sustainability, environmentalism, education and action. Congratulations to Moment Energy who was the successful recipient of the 2024 Green Business Award!"

 

About Live for Tomorrow:

  • Live for Tomorrow, owned by LFT Group Brands Ltd ("LFT"), is an award-winning brand of all-natural cleaning and personal care products that are designed to be refilled and are highly recyclable (primarily packaged in aluminum bottles). We support the zero-waste movement by offering all our products in bulk to encourage refill, either locally at our Factory Showroom & Refill Store in Port Coquitlam, and/or at our retail partner refilleries located across Canada, which represents over 70% of our business model. With refilleries within the Tri-Cities, we contribute further to local economic sustainable growth.
  • We consider the full life cycle of products in our product development and adhere to a strict “Refuse-Reduce-Reuse” principle, whereby we minimize procurement of new materials or supplies, through re-use. We buy local where possible, choosing long lasting / high quality options first, with a priority on reused or recycled content and refuse ingredients and materials that do not meet our standards. The majority of our consumer sized products are packaged in aluminum, so can be readily recycled when no longer used for refill.
  • Our formulations are highly concentrated (water conservation), and all ingredients are 100% plant and mineral based and toxin free. This means no additional toxins added to local water systems.
  • Our bulk packaging return for reuse program is widely used by our retail partners thereby minimizing the purchase of virgin packaging and reducing energy by avoiding recycling and eliminating landfill waste, thereby actively participating in the circular economy.
  • Our team lives and breathes our corporate values which includes being “environmental stewards”, which is built into the LFT team's DNA and is a component of annual performance reviews.
  • LFT has a waste management program in place that includes recycling (we are the only business in our industrial complex in the Diamond Triangle to do so), separate organic waste for composting, and collecting glass for safe recycling disposal. We are committed to be discerning in our purchasing choosing sustainability, local as much as possible, and fair trade over price.
  • We support our team with the provision of fair-trade / organic refreshments and filtered water to avoid single use packaging and plastics.
  • LFT is active in the community participating in community events to share information with the general public on issues like PVA, toxic ingredients, and the importance of protecting earth's drinkable water, which is limited and the sustainability of which is in jeopardy. In 2023, LFT exhibited at the Tri-Cities Chamber Business Showcase and we were delighted to host a Tri-Cities Chamber Mix & Mingle as part of our community giving event in support of SHARE Family Services, where we raised $1k in funds and collected 190 pounds of food for SHARE.  During this event we shared information on Live for Tomorrow and promoted sustainability.
  • In Fiscal 2023 (to Oct 31), sales of our Live for Tomorrow products resulted in: 44,330 of single use plastic bottles saved from being disposed in the landfill; 202 tonnes of CO2 saved; 8,217kg of barrels of oil saved that would have been used to make plastic bottles; and 150,455 of water saved, due to LFT's highly concentrated formulas.
  • Every 500ml Live for Tomorrow product packaged in aluminum saves 0.72kg of CO2 and 14.18 kg of oil versus a typical plastic jug, when you factor in the manufacturing of the plastic jug and the freight associated with the finished product.
  • Since LFT began tracking its sustainability impact in 2015, sales of our Live for Tomorrow products has resulted in:
    • 943k of single use plastic bottle saved from being disposed in the landfill; 676 tonnes of CO2 saved;
    • 98k of barrels of oil saved; and
    • 2 million litres of water saved, due to LFT's highly concentrated formulas
    • …and counting!
  • All Live for Tomorrow products are vegan and cruelty free, and the brand has received numerous awards which include “Eco Excellence” from Natural Child World ("NCW") and “Eco Friendly Product of the Year” from Creative Child Magazine. In 2023, Live for Tomorrow received the following awards from the 2023 Creative Child Magazine and 2023 Baby Maternity Magazine Awards Programs, including: 2023 Product of the Year Award (Parenting Laundry Aids category) and 2023 Eco-Friendly Product Award (Eco-Friendly Laundry Aids category) for our Oxygen Wash Booster Powder, 2023 Seal of Excellence award (Parenting Cleaning Aids category) and 2023 Eco-Friendly Product Award (Eco-Friendly Cleaning Aids category) for our Washing Machine Cleaner, 2023 Top Choice of the Year Award (Family Cleaning Products category) and 2023 Eco-Friendly Product Award (Eco-Friendly Parent Cleaning category) for our Oxygen Wash Booster Powder.
  • LFT is the proud recipient of the Port Moody Spike awards in 2014 and 2017 for Environmental Sustainability and Environmental Leadership, respectively.
  • Since 2007, LFT has remained true to our principles and commitments to do no harm to the environment through our mission “Creating the best eco-friendly solutions for conscious consumers to protect the environment” and to achieve our vision of “A better world for people and the planet – one wash at a time”. We continually work on improving our products and practices, with our next goal of securing B Corp certification.

  

Congratulations to all the Tri-Cities Chamber of Commerce 2024 Business Excellence Award Nominees, Finalists and Recipients!

  


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