'No Trees, No Seas' Long Sleeve Tee x Plant One

VERDANT BREWING COMPANY LIMITED

£39

We are incredibly proud to announce our official five-year commitment to Plant One and their vital "No Trees No Seas" campaign. This movement is all about "flowscape", the critical connection showing how the health of native woodlands directly impacts rivers and seas, surrounding us here in Cornwall. Plant One has set an almighty goal to restore 500 hectares of fish forests over the next five years, and we are putting our full weight behind them to avoid the greenwashing trap and deliver tangible, real-world restoration. We’ll even be sending some of our team members to actively start planting

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as VERDANT BREWING COMPANY LIMITED, number 09242115. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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