Move to Zero is Nike's journey for zero carbon and zero waste. Putting their slogan to great use, the brand is on a 'Just Do It' path towards sustainability, creating solutions to overcome the global fashion waste, allowing you to recycle / donate at selected stores, and even refurbishing gently used shoes...

Skopes has been working in collaboration with Lyfcycle to create sustainable suits from recycled clothes that don't compromise on style. Every year UK households send around 350,000 tonnes of clothing to landfills and to fix this they've also teamed up with Newlife the Charity for Disabled Children to allow their customers to extend the Lyfcycle of their clothes by donating them after use.

Costa Coffee has changed the design of its takeaway cups to reduce the environmental impact. The new cups are made from 100% plant-based, renewable materials and have a 26% lower carbon footprint than a standard takeaway cup when recycled. They have also signed up to be part of the Refill campaign, where they encourage people to use reusable water bottles instead of buying single-use plastic ones, by offering free refills in all UK stores.

Nando’s is celebrating ten years of No Chuckin’ Our Chicken – its food donation programme. Since 'No Chuckin’ Our Chicken’s' inception in 2013, the company have made daily donations to local charities, community groups, food banks and soup kitchens and has donated 4.3 million meals to charities and community groups across the UK and Ireland.