We draw attention to the problems associated with the food industry and spread information about the human rights and environmental abuses associated with the production of food in Poland and abroad and their impact on climate change and the situation of people in production countries.

We raise awareness of the problems associated with clothing and textile industry among people interested in fashion, both as designers and consumers.

We raise awareness of problems concerning the shoe and leather industry. We provide information on how the shoes available in Europe have been made.

We raise awareness of social and environmental problems concerning tropical fruit production and trade. Bananas and pineapples are the most popular exotic fruit species available at our shops.

We draw attention to the problems associated with the toy industry and spread information about the human rights abuses associated with the production of toys in developing countries (mainly in China).

We draw attention to social and environmental problems related to forestry and wood and paper industry in Poland and worldwide by offering a range of available solutions.

We are drawing consumers’ attention to social and environmental problems associated with the production, use and recycling of electronic equipment. It’s hard to imagine today’s world without consumer electronics.

We raise awareness of health and environmental problems related to the occurrence of hazardous chemicals in products we use every day.

With this project, we point out social and environmental problems related to the ongoing climate change and its impact on climate-induced migration and climate refugees.

We point out the problems related to water scarcity in Poland and worldwide. If our habits and behaviours don’t change, we are facing more and more serious consequences of climate change, including water scarcity.

We draw attention to the problems associated with the production of waste in Poland and abroad and show how by simply changing consumer habits, each of us can reduce the amount of waste they produce.

Each of us is a consumer. All consumers are entitled to basic rights. How to exercise your rights, but also responsibilities as consumer?

Being aware of the enormous potential of the future generations of consumers, i.e. school children, pupils and students, we have been attaching much significance to educational activity since the beginning of our “Buy Responsibly” campaign.

Public procurement constitutes about 9% of Polish GDP. It makes public institutions the key consumers in Poland and natural target group of the activities of Buy Responsibly Foundation.