Cultivated with biodynamic principles, Alois Lageder vineyards tap into the natural cycles of the plants, animals, and humans in the ecosystem to create wines that highlight the diversity of the Alto Adige region.

Eight designs from Dragon Rouge created with facestocks made from recycled fibers and residual materials of the wine, rum, beer, and citrus industries. Receive a free selection of these sustainable labels.

Peddlers Gin is made for adventurous drinkers. As the first gin to come out of Shanghai, the brand evokes the excitement and charm of the world’s largest trading port. With the Peddlers’ name as a nod to the secret societies that once thrived in the area.

Few things are more inspiring than a fresh page of a new chapter of life. The recently launched Graduate Collection embraces that anticipation of adventure and exploration, with four uniquely textured papers that enrich creative label design for wine and spirits.

Food waste is getting a new life through the growing trend of upcycled beauty. Future-thinking brands are recapturing byproducts of commercial food production – including coffee, fruits and oils – and turning them into high-quality skincare products.

Oi! Creatures aims to make single-use convenience as sustainable as possible with its compostable face wipes.

Branding, packaging and graphic design agency Mucho relied on its diverse global team to create this collection. M_use spoke with them about sharing each brand’s story and their experience with taking an EcoDesign-centered approach.

Refillable beauty products offer a way to use high performing packaging materials more sustainably. Shoppers are rewarded for reusing containers, often with a refill discount, and brands have a new way to form valuable, long-term relationships with customers.

A skincare regime doesn’t need a long list of steps to be effective. Focusing on high quality essentials helps avoid a cabinet full of unnecessary products, as well as the extra waste that comes with them.

The reflective properties of mica minerals are used to give many cosmetics their sparkling glow. However, mica mining is often unregulated and has been found to exploit children for labor. As these practices come to light, brands are switching to ethical mica sources to ensure their product’s shine doesn’t come at the cost of others.

Pisco is a distilled spirit that is deeply woven into Chilean culture, where pisco grapes are exclusively grown in the two northern regions of Atacama and Coquimbo. The low humidity and warm temperatures of these regions give grapes a high sugar content that leads to the signature taste of Chilean pisco.

Wild-harvested beauty products source ingredients from where they naturally grow. Also known as wildcraft or foraging, this method is used to gather fruit, flowers, seeds and other resources as the seasons change to ensure the living plant can continue to flourish.