One of the major sustainable goals set by the UN is to reduce plastic consumption on the planet . World leaders are coming together to set global goals to make this happen, but how can we make small changes in our daily lives? The good news is that reducing your plastic consumption is a very possible task, but not that challenging. Below, we have put together some smart tips to help you put this into practice!

1- Use vases made from recycled bottles

Choosing plastic plant pots may not be a good solution when it comes to reducing material consumption. A highly recommended solution is to give new shape to plastic materials that would otherwise be discarded but can be used as plant supports - such as PET bottles, for example.

2- Opt for fabric bags

Whether for storing condiments or for any other purpose, plastic containers can be completely replaced by beautiful ecobags - which, in addition to fulfilling the same function, are much more durable and hygienic.

3- Replace plastic straws

Sustainable straws are available in different sizes and can be used multiple times without spoiling.

4- Say goodbye to disposable plastic

Disposable items are a huge problem, especially those made of plastic. Especially now with the increase in delivery, this practice is even more worrying . So, instead of asking for a set of cutlery to eat at fast food, how about using your own aluminum cutlery at home? Better yet, if you're eating out, a good practice is to invest in "handbag cutlery" that you can use anytime and anywhere (and it's also more reliable and hygienic).

5- Invest in fabric items for the table setting

If you are one of those people who doesn't give up on a good reception and insists on creating a super personalized table setting, you won't miss out on using plastic. After all, fabric models, whether for napkins, tablecloths or placemats, look great and also give a greater sense of sophistication to the composition.