Podcasts about yuhme

Idag pratar Hanna & Anna med Alexandra Nash, en av grundarna till Yuhme. Yuhme är världens mest ”eco-friendly” vattenflaskor och föddes när Alexandra ställde sig frågan om hur hon kunde bidra med något väderfullt till världen. Alexandra är en vass företagare som behärskar både realism...

A reusable water bottle that leaves a negative CO2 footprint on this planet, is that even possible? Turns out it is, and in this episode of change we talk to one of the co-founders of Yuhme, a company creating reusable water bottles made from sugarcane! And what more? For each bottle sold they also give 6 months of clean drinking water to someone in need, making them the world's most sustainable water bottle with a purpose!Why is plastic so bad for you and what is it actually doing to our planet? How can we create new trends that could turn everything around? Can we even feel consciously good about buying anything anymore or do we have to shut that lifestyle down for good? As our conversation went on I felt my hope for this planet grow, and I can’t help but feel like we’re starting to really head in the right direction. So tune in to get inspired and learn how you can become a conscious consumer superstar!Website: www.yuhme.se Instagram: @ouryuhme See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kevin Sofen sits down with Alex Nash of Yuhme to talk about the worlds most eco-friendly reusable water bottle. Yuhme works with Water for Good to bring safe water solutions in the Central African Republic. Stay tuned to learn about the upcoming partnership between Wristsponsible and Yuhme. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rethinking-h2o/support

Alex Nash is one-half of the wife-husband dream team behind Yuhme, the first negative carbon footprint water bottle with a purpose. (Coincidentally her hubbs is also named Alex Nash!) We talk about how environmentalism runs in the family. How athletics plays into their business model (Alexandra was a Division 1 Swimmer and Alexander played high-level rugby). How having children helps keep her on schedule and of course, all about plastic. Find more at yuhme.se & Their partners waterforgood.com