Rowen Stillwater create a range of zero-waste and sustainable products including reusable sponges, vegan wax wraps and wood polish.

Tabitha Eve are on a mission to help customers lead a 'less waste lifestyle' through their cotton and bamboo homeware. Their plastic-free alternative products include sponges, dishcloths, make-up pads and more are made from ethically sourced fabrics.

Queen Bee Wraps are based in East Lothian, Scotland, where they hand make their wraps using local honey. They were inspired to start making beeswax in 2018 after seeing a campaign to reduce single use plastic and have developed a range of colourful, popular wraps over the last few years.

Bplasticfree was founded by a Scottish women who was keen to create an alternative to plastic food wraps. After some research they created their plastic free, reusable, wax food wraps, Waxyz.

Made It Orkney produce a large and eclectic range of fused glass art. Designed are inspired by the Orkney surroundings with the most popular being Highland cows, puffins, meadow flowers and thistles.