AARVEN Journal
An Index of Sustainable Terms and Eco Language
There are so many eco and green terms flying about nowadays that if you're confused, you're not alone. With various different terms all meaning similar but slightly different things, it’s...
Traditional Tastes | Vegetarian Ghanaian Red Red Stew
Stews are a popular staple across Ghana and come in many different varieties. One of our favourite Ghanaian stews is named red red, and is one of the most popular...
7 Steps to Create an Eco-Friendly Office
Are you looking for ways to reduce your carbon footprint and create a more sustainable workplace? Making your workplace environmentally friendly not only benefits the planet...
Introducing Our Loyalty Club | Earn Points, Get Rewards
Introducing AARVEN's exclusive loyalty club, the easy way to earn vouchers, rewards and discounts for free. Sign up for a free account and start earning points...
The Ultimate Guide to Sustainable Sun Protection
It's Summer time and the weather is heating up! Whilst we're always happy to see the sun here in the UK, it does bring with it some difficulties. It is essential to stay safe...
Our Ultimate Guide to Sustainable Student Life | How To be Eco-Conscious at University
As September rolls around, thousands of students around the UK will be heading off to university. For many, this will involve moving away from home for the first time, marking...
Plastic Free July | Easy Ways to Ditch Single Use Plastics
The month of July is upon us, meaning summer is officially in full swing! We love spending our July days lazing on the beach, indulging in an ice cream and...
Eco-Friendly Tips For a More Sustainable Summer
The warmer weather and longer days that Summer brings are in full force here in the UK! Whilst we enjoy all of the wonderful Summer days ahead of us, it...
Our Ghanaian Fabric Fans | The History of African Wax Print Textiles
Ghanaian fabric fans are traditionally stitched with leather, however we are on a drive to make all of our products leather-free and vegan-friendly. Inspired by the sisal wrapped handles of...







