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Esha Chhabra

Los Angeles

Writer at Freelance

Writer. Global Soul. Traveler. Lover of all things simple and kind. Let the beauty of what you love be what you do. - Rumi

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  • 1 week ago | forbes.com | Esha Chhabra

    Paris-based B Corp Typology launches a new haircare line in their eco-friendly packaging. TypologyParis-based Typology, a personal care and cosmetics company, has been a B Corp from day one. It’s a big part of the DNA, says Ning Li, founder and seasoned entrepreneur. “Sustainability has been in our bylaws and mission since the start. We’re realistic about it, though. We know we cannot be perfect or claim to save the planet, as a consumer company.

  • 3 weeks ago | forbes.com.br | Esha Chhabra

    A cerca de uma hora de Austin, próximo a Fredericksburg, no Texas, nos Estados Unidos, em meio à região de Hill Country, três empreendedores decidiram investir em um novo projeto em uma fazenda de 364 hectares de terras abertas, atualmente habitadas por bisões, perus e javalis, entre outros animais, o Force of Nature.

  • 3 weeks ago | forbes.com | Esha Chhabra

    About an hour outside of Austin, near Fredericksburg, Texas, amidst Hill Country, three successful entrepreneurs have decided to invest in a new venture -- one that includes 900 acres of open lands, currently occupied by bison, turkeys, and pigs to name a few. Katie Forrest and Taylor Collins had started Epic Provisions over a decade ago after being endurance athletes who had shifted to a Paleo diet for nutrition.

  • 1 month ago | forbes.com | Esha Chhabra

    Circ’s new $500 million facility in Saint-Avold, France, is set to become the world’s first industrial-scale plant dedicated to recycling polycotton textile waste—a feat long considered impossible at scale. “Our first full-scale facility will push circular fashion over the critical tipping point in the global economy, proving that the future of textiles can be decarbonized, closer to waste-free, and regenerative by design.

  • 1 month ago | forbes.com | Esha Chhabra

    Three women, Marilee Nelson, Kelly Love, and Allison Evans, want to make cleaning simple, affordable, and non-toxic for American households. This week, their company, Branch Basics, is launching in Target stores nation. It’s a big move for the trio who have been building this company for over 12 years. And it didn’t even start with a product — it started with a blog to educate consumers on the hidden dangers lurking in everyday cleaning supplies..

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14 May 24

RT @BBCWorld: Cow dung's key role in India's energy industry https://t.co/9RR1DNXHSo

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12 May 24

RT @NikhilArora: Thanks @Forbes & @esh2440 for spotlighting our growing movement — and Ben Peterson / @Walmart for sharing your thoughts…

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18 Dec 23

RT @IrisJMyers: Doing some last-minute holiday shopping? This particularly well-curated gift guide by @esh2440 is perfect for choosing eco…