Want to buy more eco-friendly and ethical products, but just don’t know where to start? Native Box is a brand new initiative which offers customers a monthly goodie box of Australian, eco and sustainable products, that are healthier, safer and all round better for you. All you have to do is subscribe through their website for either a monthly, three monthly or annual plan and you will get a sample box of health, beauty and lifestyle products delivered to your door each month. The products you receive are carefully curated, as Native Box has developed a set of product guidelines and business ethics criteria, to assess each and every item. The founders of Native Box, Mick and Sarah, say they have made it their mission to make it easier to invoke change with their dollar. Just another great way to support more responsible shopping!
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