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In May the Royal Horticultural Society crowned Ocean Plastic Pots as the first ever recipient of the RHS Chelsea Sustainable Product of the Year, highlighting the importance of sustainability in...

Hitting the Airwaves Un-phased by his TV debut, Ally was also heard on Johnnie Beattie’s drive time radio show on BBC Radio Scotland, revealing to listeners the story behind the...

Making Waves on the Small Screen on Beechgrove The BBC’s long running Scottish gardening show is a bit of an institution in many households with people tuning in to watch,...

Ocean Plastic Pots are delighted to be featured on the cover of the Herald Magazine in a feature entitled "Flame Shells, Nesting Eagles and Pots From Waste". This article was...

Ocean Plastic Pots are featured in the The Observer Style Section in an article on Ethical Homeware. This piece was in the the Style section and we were delighted to be...

Ocean Plastic Pots are delighted to be featured in The Sunday Post Newspaper in an article entitled "Money for old rope (and nets): Meet the man turning plastic pollution from...

Ocean Plastic Pots are delighted to be featured in Pebble Magazine the number one magazine for stylish, sustainable living. From ethical fashion to eco-travel, it's all on pebble.  Ocean plastic...

Ocean plastic Pots were delighted to be featured in the Spring 2021 issue of Wildflower Magazine celebrating life in the country in an article on coastal design.

As part of our company ethos we wanted to give something back and so through the Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Trust we have sponsored a Minkie Whale Called Knobble. Knobble...

We then drew up a design for our 2nd Proto Type Plant Pot. in a sketch and then had an engineer turn our sketch into a set of drawings which...

Ocean Plastic Pots met with a product design company in Glasgow and from there we sourced a manufacturer in Scotland. Manufacturing in the UK keeps our Carbon Footprint small and allows us...

Ocean Plastic Pots was fortunate to be invited to Leith Market in Edinburgh, where we planted up a batch of our small pots with herbs in.