by Yana Barankin Weddings are a time for celebration. We dance, drink, throw flower petals all over the place, spend time with our family and friends, and ultimately honour the couple who are beginning their lives together. The problem is, weddings can leave a big footprint on our planet. …

by Jennifer Dobrowolski Do you ever feel guilty about the amount of plastic in your waste bin at the end of the week? Are you frustrated when you order a book on Amazon and it comes in a plastic-filled box big enough to fit a television? …

by Brooke Harrison As consumers, we have enormous power to help shape the future. With every swipe of your credit card, we are saying “this is what I want to see more of in the world”. A purchase is the reason a company can continue to exist and grow —…

by Eric Dales It’s no secret that e-commerce is growing fast — consumers all over the world are choosing to buy more online and have their purchase shipped directly to their door. The convenience is great, and it means that businesses like TAMGA can build relationships with customers all over…

So you’ve tried baking bread, learning a few TikTok dances, and maybe even gave yourself a haircut. It has been more than a couple of months in quarantine, you may be wondering “what now?” We put this #TAMGAatHome resource guide together to help you come up with some fun new…

Black Friday is notorious for manic crowds and buying things we don’t actually need. Last year’s Black Friday saw $729 billion in sales in the U.S. alone, a 4% increase from 2018! This year, the TAMGA team invites you to approach Black Friday a little bit differently. Introducing: Forest Friendly…

With COVID-19 forcing us to spend more time at home than ever before, you may have re-organized your closet a few times and perhaps even decided to transition to a more sustainable wardrobe. Making the switch to more mindful shopping habits and sustainable clothing makes a HUGE difference on people…

This has been a strange year. While the whole world is battling a pandemic that just won’t go away, we’ve had no shortage of other serious and challenging problems come up. …