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Amazon Celebrates Prime Members With More Deals Than Any Past Prime Day Event

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Jeudi, juillet 6, 2023
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Amazon will offer more deals than any Prime Day event before, with new deals dropping every 30 minutes during select periods.

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  • Amazon will offer more deals than any Prime Day event before, with new deals dropping every 30 minutes during select periods.
  • “They’ll also discover more personalized deals this Prime Day with immersive shopping experiences like Inspire, and new opportunities to shop beyond Amazon with Prime benefits like Buy with Prime.”
    Starting today, Prime members will be able to preview a selection of Prime Day deals and click “Watch this Deal” to save it to their watchlists.
  • Prime members can also still sign up for Amazon’s all-new Invite-only deals program to request an invitation to access exclusive Prime Day deals that are expected to sell out.
  • Save with Amazon Fresh online: Prime members can save up to $40 when they shop for groceries online, and get $20 off $100+ on Prime Day.

Blueland and Plastic Pollution Coalition Petition the EPA to Require Testing of PVA Plastic in Laundry Detergent Pods and Sheets

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Mardi, novembre 15, 2022
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This announcement follows first-of-its-kind research published in the International Journal of Environmental and Public Health, conducted by researchers at Plastic Oceans International and commissioned by Blueland on the plastic film used in plastic PVA laundry and dishwasher pods.

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  • This announcement follows first-of-its-kind research published in the International Journal of Environmental and Public Health, conducted by researchers at Plastic Oceans International and commissioned by Blueland on the plastic film used in plastic PVA laundry and dishwasher pods.
  • In addition to laundry detergent pods and sheets, Polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) is widely used to produce a wide range of consumer goods such as fishing gear and hospital laundry bags.
  • "When we started our research into the laundry category, we were shocked to learn that the film that individually wraps laundry pods is actually plastic.
  • Over 20 billion plastic laundry and dishwasher pods and sheets are estimated to be used every year but this plastic will not disappear.

KraveBeauty Launches a Sustainability-Focused Campaign Aimed to Raise Awareness of the Beauty Industry's Hidden Waste Problem

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Mercredi, octobre 12, 2022
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NEW YORK, Oct. 12, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, KraveBeauty launched its "Waste Me Not" campaign aimed to bring awareness to the hidden waste of the beauty industry.

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  • NEW YORK, Oct. 12, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, KraveBeauty launched its "Waste Me Not" campaign aimed to bring awareness to the hidden waste of the beauty industry.
  • Caught up between production mishaps, returns, damages, and excess inventory, the beauty industry's waste problem goes far beyond just product packaging.
  • Instead of discarding the rejected excess bulk, KraveBeauty reworked the formula to create a limited-edition Matcha Hemp Body Wash .
  • To learn more, visit KraveBeauty's Waste Me Not Campaign and follow along with the brand on Instagram, @kravebeauty .

The Lead Announces the 2021 Foremost 50 List: The Annual Power List of High-Growth D2C Brands

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Mardi, février 15, 2022
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NEW YORK, Feb. 15, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Today, The Lead, a research-driven media company, announced the fourth annual Foremost 50 List — a power list recognizing 50 high-growth D2C brands that are reinventing and redefining the future of the fashion, retail, and consumer industries. The honorees are being recognized for excellence across six dimensions — innovation, total addressable market, media buzz, teams, competition, and funding/investor value creation.

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  • NEW YORK, Feb. 15, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Today, The Lead, a research-driven media company, announced the fourth annual Foremost 50 List a power list recognizing 50 high-growth D2C brands that are reinventing and redefining the future of the fashion, retail, and consumer industries.
  • During the research process each year, The Lead also discovers brands that are on the cusp of selection for The Foremost 50, but are a bit too young.
  • The Foremost 50 and the Ones to Watch will be honored at The Foremost 50 Forum on March 22nd.
  • The half-day, by-invitation event is designed for leaders from high-growth D2C brands, including CEOs from The Foremost 50 and Ones to Watch, as well as executives from incumbent brands.

Blueland Raises $20 Million for New Category and Retail Expansion to Eliminate More Single-Use Plastic

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Mercredi, février 16, 2022
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Blueland grew over 400% in its second year of business with an 80% improvement in customer lifetime valuedriven by assortment and category expansion.

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  • Blueland grew over 400% in its second year of business with an 80% improvement in customer lifetime valuedriven by assortment and category expansion.
  • "Blueland's high-performance products combined with its mission to eliminate single use plastic have resulted in incredible consumer love in the cleaning category.
  • With this new round of financing, Blueland will strengthen its investment in innovation and R&D and retail expansion.
  • Blueland is reimagining conventional cleaning and personal care products to eliminate single-use plastic packaging and provide consumers with better and more sustainable options.